While the world's first permanent nuclear repository has already been approved in Finland, the question in Hungary is increasingly: do we really have to bury the Paks fuel elements forever deep underground? Although the plans call for a permanent repository deep in the Mecsek Mountains, Russian technological developments are already projecting the possibility of recycling the fuel. With controlled temporary storage near the surface, Hungary woul…
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While the world's first permanent nuclear repository has already been approved in Finland, the question in Hungary is increasingly: do we really have to bury the Paks fuel elements forever deep underground? Although the plans call for a permanent repository deep in the Mecsek Mountains, Russian technological developments are already projecting the possibility of recycling the fuel. With controlled temporary storage near the surface, Hungary woul…