LA LLW Capacity Assessment â March 2013 - Low Level Waste ...
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<strong>LLW</strong> Repository LtdNational <strong>Waste</strong> ProgrammeNWP/REP/012Issue 3 – <strong>March</strong> <strong>2013</strong>Page 14 of 24same period. The waste predicted to arise from the three organisations make up 82% ofthe waste in the UKRWI for the period.It should be noted that the actual categorisation of the waste will only occur when it arises(for example, waste that was predicted to be <strong>LA</strong>-<strong>LLW</strong> could be exempt, or waste that waspredicted to be <strong>LLW</strong> could be <strong>LA</strong>-<strong>LLW</strong>); thus more recent inventory assessments (theJWMPs and the WIF) are likely to have a more accurate perspective of near termarisings.Figure 6 UKRWI, JWMP and WIF Annual <strong>LA</strong>-<strong>LLW</strong> <strong>Waste</strong> Arisings30,00025,0002010 UKRWI <strong>LA</strong>-<strong>LLW</strong> Annual Arisings (5-200 Bq/g) - Post <strong>Waste</strong> Hierarchy Application exc. DSRL/CLESA wastes2010 UKRWI V<strong>LLW</strong> Annual Arisings (
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