RESEARCH & STUFF
REPROCESSING GENERALLY
Managing
Spent Fuel in the United States: The Illogic of Reprocessing (Jan. 2007 – 39 pages)
International Panel on Fissile Materials Research Report,
Dr. Frank von Hippel, nuclear physicist and Professor of
Public and International Affairs at Princeton University
Nuclear
Fuel Recycling: More Trouble Than It’s Worth (April 2008 – 5 pages)
Scientific American article by Frank N. Von Hippel, nuclear
physicist and Professor of Public and International Affairs
at Princeton University, and Co-Chair, International Panel
on Fissile Materials Technology Policy
Nuclear
Power Joint Fact-Finding (June 2007 – 108
pages)
The Keystone Center, Catherine Morris and Jeremy Kranowitz
Nuclear
Spent Fuel Recycling (June
2008 – 6 pages)
Robert Alvarez, Senior Scholar, Institute for Policy Studies
Nuclear
Waste Reprocessing and the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership
(GNEP): A Failed Approach (2 pages)
Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation
Reprocessing:
Dangerous, Dirty, and Expensive (May 2008 – 2
pages)
Union of Concerned Scientists Fact Sheet
Risky
Appropriations: Gambling US Energy Policy on the Global
Nuclear Energy Partnership (June 2008 – 57
pages)
Robert Alvarez, Senior Scholar, Institute for Policy Studies
The
Future of the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP):
Domestic Stakeholders (Aug. 2008 – 5
pages)
Leonor Tomero, Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation
The
Future of the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP):
Next Steps (Aug. 2008 – 3 pages)
Leonor Tomero, Center for Arms Control and Non-Proliferation
Top
Ten Talking Points on the Environmental Devastation Caused
by Reprocessing High-Level Radioactive Waste (5 pages)
Compiled by Kevin Kamps, Radioactive Waste Watchdog at Beyond
Nuclear
REPROCESSING IN OTHER COUNTRIES:
Japan’s Spent Fuel and Plutonium Management Challenges (September 2006 – 33 pages)
International Panel on Fissile Materials Research Report,
Tadahiro Katsuta , University of Tokyo, and Tatsujiro Suzuki,
Institute of Energy Economics of Japan
Producing
Plutonium at Rokkasho-mura (October 2004 – 2
pages)
Carnegie Endowment for International Peace report,Joseph
Cirincione & Jon Wolfsthal
Spent
Nuclear Fuel Reprocessing in France (April 2008 – 60
pages)
International Panel on Fissile Materials Research Report,
Mycle Schneider and Yves Marignac, Energy Information Agency
WISE-Paris
COST OF REPROCESSING:
Costs
of Reprocessing versus Directly Disposing of Spent Nuclear
Fuel (Nov. 2007 – 14 pages)
Congressional Budget Office Testimony, U.S. Senate Committee
on Energy & Natural Resources
Nuclear
Wastes: Technologies for Separation and Transmutation Systems (1996)
National Research Council, National Academy Press
Review
of DOE’s Nuclear Energy
Research and Development Program (2007)
National Research Council, National Academy Press
The
Economics of Reprocessing versus Direct Disposal of Spent
Nuclear Fuel (June 2005 – 128
pages)
Matthew Bunn, John P. Holdren, et al., Nuclear Technology,
vol. 150.
The Future of Nuclear Power: An Interdisciplinary
MIT Study (2003)
John Deutsch, Ernest J. Moniz et al.
(no link available)
SAVANNAH RIVER SITE:
Danger
Lurks Below: The Threat to Major Water Supplies from US
Department of Energy Nuclear Weapons Plant, chapter 15
on Savannah River Site (April
2004 – 17 pages)
Radioactive Waste Management Associates, Alliance for Nuclear
Accountability
Reprocessing
and Spent Nuclear Fuel Management at the Savannah River
Site (1999 – 3
pages)
Institute for Energy and Environmental Research Fact Sheet
Technical
and Strategic Advice for the Department of Energy, Office
of Environmental Management’s Development
of a Cleanup Technology Roadmap – Interim Report (February
2008 – 15 pages)
Edwin Przybylowicz, Chair, and Allen Croff, Vice-Chair, National
Academies of Science Nuclear and Radiation Studies Board
WEST VALLEY:
A
Brief History of Reprocessing and Cleanup in West Valley,
NY (March 2008 – 2 pages)
Union of Concerned Scientists Fact Sheet
OFFICIAL WEBSITES:
Global Nuclear Energy Partnership
U.S. Department of Energy website on reprocessing – see
especially “Advanced Fuel Cycle Initiative”
South
Carolina Climate, Energy & Commerce
Advisory Committee
Website featuring final report of the Governor’s
Committee on Climate Change
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