The Existential Nature of Nuclear Waste

Update: 2021-12-02

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In this episode, Roy Payne explains why he started the non-profit GDFWatch, an organization whose mission is to assist the public in having informed discussions before decisions are made for nuclear waste disposal.

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The Existential Nature of Nuclear Waste

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The Existential Nature of Nuclear Waste