Examples of using Reprocessing in English and their translations into Danish
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It is this crisis of credibility in the management of British Nuclear Fuels which may actually bring about the end of reprocessing.
BNFL estimates that reprocessing of this'waste' has produced the equivalent of 95 million tonnes of coal for further use.
From an Irish perspective we are witnessing the beginning of the end of reprocessing at Sellafield and we have allies.
The problem for BNFL is that the amount of high-level liquid waste produced by reprocessing continues to increase faster than it can deal with it.
more radioactive waste for reprocessing.
I do not want to talk at this stage about the viability or wisdom of reprocessing nor about the economics of MOX.
is reported as saying that reprocessing is not the big part of the business it once was.
An EU Member State may also ban the import of spent fuel from another Member State when it is no longer intended for reprocessing but disposal in another country.
The industry and Parliament should recognise that disposal and reprocessing is also a transnational policy area that cannot be left to individual Member States.
Reprocessing of older archived data is progressing,
Tonnes of lead to be recycled Reprocessing of end-of-life vehicles will ensure that 25 tonnes of lead are separated for recycling.
Extraction of metallic cobalt by reprocessing cobaltiferous pyrite concentrates generated as waste from working of Kilembe copper mine Kasese Cobalt Company Ltd Conditional loan to Kilembe Mines Ltd.
Reprocessing aside, it would appear vital to restrict,
Is the Council aware that the Japanese Overseas Reprocessing Committee and the French reprocessing company plan to sub-contract these shipments to British Nuclear Fuels?
In conclusion, I would like to see the reprocessing of nuclear products terminated at Sellafield.
to Sellafield for reprocessing and the waste is supposed to be sent back.
spent fuel that is to be sent for reprocessing.
I would ask the President-in-Office if he could provide a clear timetable as to when the reprocessing trade will be brought to an end.
An example of this is point 9, because it ought to be obvious that one should not have reprocessing contracts with countries which do not comply with international standards.