Waste management
Manteision hirdymor Bydd cymuned sy’n cynnal cyfleuster gwaredu daearegol (GDF) ar gyfer gwastraff ymbelydrol yn helpu i ddatrys problem enfawr i’r DU, nid nawr yn unig, ond unwaith ac am byth. Ac i’r gymuned ei hun, bydd llu o fanteision …
Because higher-activity radioactive waste will remain hazardous to human health for a long time, potentially beyond the next Ice Age, disposing of it safely is both a social responsibility and a unique scientific challenge. All around the world, it’s agreed …
Gan y bydd gwastraff ymbelydrol actifedd uwch yn parhau yn beryglus i iechyd dynol am amser hir, o bosibl y tu hwnt i Oes yr Iâ nesaf, mae ei waredu yn ddiogel yn gyfrifoldeb cymdeithasol ac yn her wyddonol unigryw …
Martin Chown, Chief Executive of Sellafield Ltd explains how our new Enterprise Strategy outlines the type of organisation we want to be, whilst clearly setting our 2020 - 2025 objectives.
We’re looking for a community that’s willing to host a Geological Disposal Facility (GDF), where we’ll safely dispose of the UK’s higher-activity radioactive waste. I live not far from the Hinkley Point power station, so I know what life is …
Rydym yn chwilio am gymuned sy’n fodlon derbyn Cyfleuster Gwaredu Daearegol (GDF), lle y byddwn yn gwaredu gwastraff ymbelydrol uwch ei actifedd y DU yn ddiogel. Nid wyf yn byw ymhell o orsaf bŵer Hinkley Point, ac felly rydw i’n …
When you hear the term “radioactive waste”, what images come to mind? Radioactive waste actually comes in many different shapes and sizes. But despite what certain TV programmes would have you believe, one thing it definitely doesn’t look like is …
Pan ydych yn clywed am “wastraff ymbelydrol”, pa ddelweddau sy’n dod i’ch meddwl? Mae gwastraff ymbelydrol i’w weld mewn sawl ffordd. Ond er gwaetha’r hyn mae rhai rhaglenni teledu eisiau i chi ei gredu, yn sicr nid yw’n edrych fel …
Sellafield’s Higher Activity Waste Disposability Lead Hilary Royston-Bishop was encouraged by the high level of interest in a recent webinar for organisations interested in the £3.9 million competition seeking new ways to sort and segregate nuclear waste.
In the UK, we’ve been doing things that generate radioactive waste for decades – including electricity generation, medical treatments, defence, and a whole range of other activities. It’s important to keep track of all that waste. For me, it wasn’t …