Into Eternity and the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant - Moisey, Andrew
Into Eternity and the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant - Moisey, Andrew
Into Eternity and the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant - Moisey, Andrew
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<strong>Moisey</strong>: Desire to Mark Our Buried Nuclear <strong>Waste</strong> 123<br />
Fig. 15. Permanent markers components. John Hart <strong>and</strong> Associates, P.A.<br />
2004.<br />
for all foreseeable disasters—except, of course, for human intervention.<br />
Needless to say, governments <strong>and</strong> commissioned designers<br />
of waste-marking systems believe that <strong>the</strong> best way to prevent inadvertent<br />
intrusion into <strong>the</strong>ir poison wells is to mark where to fi nd<br />
it. It seems that simply not marking where to unearth <strong>the</strong> waste<br />
is psychically ra<strong>the</strong>r diffi cult—something that, for all of <strong>the</strong> professed<br />
infl uence of psychoanalysis upon <strong>the</strong> panel, nei<strong>the</strong>r team<br />
seems to have recognized in <strong>the</strong>ir own deliberations. Within our<br />
own lifetime, not marking means not commemorating <strong>the</strong> most