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INTERVENTIONS Past Experience? • There have not been any interventions for past practices in the UK. • Where contamination from past practices has been remediated this has been carried out for reasons other than radiological protection; quantities of radioactive waste produced have been small. 168
INTERVENTIONS Contaminated Soil – experience? • There are examples of soil contamination on a number of nuclear sites due to historic leaks or spills. • There are instances of leaks, spills and disposals on a number of non-licensed sites, especially those which operated before the current regulatory regime was introduced; the most common source is due to historical radium luminising activities. 169
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JOINT CONVENTION ON THE SAFETY OF
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HISTORY OF UK NUCLEAR INDUSTRY 1945
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UK RADIOACTIVE WASTE Decay storage
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INVENTORY OF SPENT FUEL Article 32.
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NUCLEAR SITE LICENSING Nuclear Site
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