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Working paper 1:2005 – Nuclear Clean-up in Great Britain
Publish date: December 21, 2005
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Working paper 1:2005 – Nuclear Clean-up in Great Britain
The Bellona Working Paper No. 01:2005 /Nuclear Clean-up in Great Britain /aims to give an overview of British thinking in the organisation and planning of the clean-up work at hand. The facilities due to be decommissioned are identified and described, with specific steps of action pointed out in the conclusion that Bellona considers should rank high on the British agenda.
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