reprocess

• “They certainly intend to reprocess, which is their first public acknowledgment of a nuclear-weapons program," said one senior administration official.”

  Newsweek: North Korea: Should We Talk, Kim?

• “In June 1994 North Korea announced that it was leaving the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, expelling foreign weapons inspectors, and planning to reprocess spent nuclear fuel to separate plutonium, a key ingredient in a nuclear weapon.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Good Fight

• “After the 1994 agreement fell apart, the North Koreans were able to reprocess 8,000 spent fuel rods - which had been held in a cooling pond and monitored by U.N. inspectors - to acquire enough plutonium for as many as 10 weapons.”

  The Washington Post: N. Korea pressing forward on nuclear program, report says

• “The plan is currently being considered further by management, but such a plan is expected to include a project to reprocess old tailings containing significant levels of zinc and tin at the Colquiri mine, together with works to remove processing and hoisting bottlenecks," Glencore added.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Glencore in Talks With Bolivia on Mining Venture

• “Said Mark Daniels, "It is less expensive for us to collect, purchase, transport and reprocess that materials sic to all of our other plants than it is to purchase virgin materials.”

  The Huffington Post: Stiv J. Wilson: In Defense of Plastic Bag Bans

• “The Russians' sale of uranium to the world comes with an offer to take back the "nuclear waste" and reprocess it into more fuel, at a profit.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Why I Still Support Nuclear Power, Even After Fukushima

• “When the first commercial nuclear reactors were built in the 1960s, the federal government expected to reprocess the spent fuel so it could be used again.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Problem of Where to Put Waste Besets Nuclear Industry

• “In your case it probably sat there for nearly five years till the administrator finally came along, noticed the size the bad queue had grown to and decided to reprocess it, finally releasing the message so it could complete its journey.”

  The Guardian: Notes and queries: How can I allay my fear of death? Why did my email sit in cyberspace for five years? What's the point of skirting boards?

• “And I would add that the Moon is an ideal place to reprocess our nuclear follies into nuclear fuel.”

  Why Some Say the Moon? - NASA Watch

• “While there is a plan to reprocess the water for reuse in the reactors, the system will not be up and running for weeks.”

  The Huffington Post: David Wagner: Report from Tokyo: It Just Keeps Getting Worse...

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