Should the United States Resume Reprocessing? A Pro and Con
By Kate J. Dennis, Jason Rugolo, Lee T. Murray, Justin Parrella, David M. Romps, Christopher D. Holmes, Kurt Z. House, Benjamin G. Lee, Mark T. Winkler | November 1, 2009
Last summer, 11 Harvard graduate students and postdocs went to France to
investigate Areva’s spent fuel reprocessing. On the trip, they
debated whether the United States should reprocess as well. What resulted was
the typical split that has followed this debate for decades.
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Issue: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists Volume 65 Issue 6
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Kate J. Dennis
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Jason Rugolo
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Lee T. Murray
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Justin Parrella
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David M. Romps
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Christopher D. Holmes
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Kurt Z. House
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Benjamin G. Lee
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Mark T. Winkler
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