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Decommissioning

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  • Decommissioning is as essential a part of the agreement, as is the creation of a new beginning to policing or indeed the renewal of the criminal justice system.

    Current Developments in Northern Ireland 2001

  • Also, due to the latent radioactivity in the reactor core, the decommissioning of a reactor is a slow process which has to take place in stages; the plans of the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority for decommissioning reactors have an average 50 year time frame.

    Matthew Yglesias » Not in Vermont’s Back Yard 2010

  • The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA), the partially state-funded body responsible for cleaning up the UK's publically owned civil nuclear sites, also said the levy could underestimate the disposal costs, leaving the taxpayer to cover any shortfall.

    Taxpayer could be hit by nuclear waste bill for new reactors Tim Webb 2010

  • • Happy days, by contrast, for the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority which, amid the general retrenchment, will have its budget protected.

    Diary Hugh Muir 2010

  • The Guardian has also learned that the nuclear industry has successfully lobbied the government to safeguard the huge budget to decommission the UK's old reactors, handled by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.

    Port cuts 'to cost 60,000 green jobs' Tim Webb 2010

  • The government's safety watchdog is cracking down on Britain's biggest and oldest nuclear complex after a series of radioactive leaks and safety blunders, despite private sector managers receiving multimillion-pound "performance-related" payments from the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.

    HSE acts over lax safety standards at Sellafield nuclear plant Rob Edwards 2010

  • Under the Arms Decommissioning Act, weapons, ammunition and explosives can be handed in with impunity until February 20, but the British government is seeking to extend the amnesty period until February 14 next year.

    Archive 2008-01-01 Not a sheep 2008

  • Anonymous, you imply Wylfa on the island of Anglesey is owned by a "private company", it is in fact managed on behalf of the UK government by the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority.

    Welsh Nationalisation 2008

  • Decommissioning: Dams age, silt up, become obsolete.

    Lori Pottinger: Of Oil Spills and Big Dams: What We Don't Know Can Hurt Us 2010

  • Decommissioning: Dams age, silt up, become obsolete.

    Lori Pottinger: Of Oil Spills and Big Dams: What We Don't Know Can Hurt Us 2010

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