Spent nuclear fuel storage in Russia

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[ 10.07.2006 ]
Bush to allow nuclear spent fuel import to Russia
According to The Washington Times и The New York Times newspapers, during the G8 meeting George Bush will allow Russia to import and store spent nuclear fuel, which was originally produced in the USA.
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[ 02.01.2006 ]
Bush budget earmarks $250M for nuclear fuel-reprocessing in US
Move marks a reversal of an almost 30 year non-proliferation policy for Washington WASHINGTON, D.C.—The US administration is making plans to revive civilian nuclear fuel-reprocessing after almost three decades of its cessation, including a long-term proposal to provide reactor fuel to foreign countries if they return it to the United States to be recycled, authorities here have said.
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NEWS
[ 21.05.2008 ]
Sevmash rolling out more spent nuke fuel containers under a US contract

The Sevmash construction plant has signed a contract for production of 20 containers for storage of spent nuclear fuel, the Barents Observer reported,

[ 15.07.2007 ]
Authorities use scare tactics on opponents of nuclear power

On July 14th 10 citizens of the Irkutsk District were arrested by the local police (militsiya) in an Angarsk suburb not very far from the Angarsky Electrolysis Chemical Plant (AECP).

[ 29.03.2007 ]
Sevmash to build storage containers for Leningrad NPP’s spent nuclear fuel

The Rosenergoatom Concern and the Federal State Unitary Enterprise-Production Plant Sevmash in Severodvinsk, Arkhangelsk region, signed an agreement regarding the development of a specialized container for storing spent nuclear fuel from the Leningrad NPP.

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