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The politics of distributive equity in conflicts over locally unwanted facility siting: in ward waste disposal in the 23 wards of Tokyo
... the siting of facilities when the demand for them is significantly dependent on economic ...the case may be, constraints and resources to the policy-making ...
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Dissolution of UK high-level waste glass under simulated hyperalkaline conditions of a colocated geological disposal facility
... A number of studies have considered the effect of high pH on the early dissolution of simulant high-level waste glasses of varying composition. In general, disso- lution rates are found to be pH dependent, with signif- ...
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From tragedy to opportunity: A case study assessment on the controlled disposal facility at Payatas, Quezon City, Philippines
... The facility covers about ...main disposal site, which is for the exclusive use of its host ...the disposal facility is ...final disposal as 11,498 metric tons are recovered by the ...
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Geological Disposal of Radioactive Wastes – Concept, Status and Trends
... for geological disposal of its long-lived radio- active wastes, is promoting legislation that would require all European Union member states and future member states to establish specific deadlines for ...
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Siting conflicts in renewable energy projects: A biogas case study
... a study of siting conflicts, Carlman (1992) distinguishes between genuine and false conflicts of ...a facility but disagree about how to handle them and how serious they should be considered, while ...
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A Hybrid Multi-Criteria Analysis Model for Solving the Facility Location–Allocation Problem: A Case Study of Infectious Waste Disposal
... special case involving several factors, including factors that are difficult to interpret and cost factors that require simultaneous allocation of ...a case study of forty- seven community hospitals ...
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A Hybrid Multi-Criteria Analysis Model for Solving the Facility Location–Allocation Problem: a Case Study of Infectious Waste Disposal
... waste disposal (IWD) is one of the most significant issues in hazardous waste management due to the risk imposed on the environment and human ...this study a hybrid multi-criteria analysis (Hybrid MCA) ...
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The Electrochemical and Corrosion Study of Copper for Nuclear Waste Containers under Deep Geological Disposal Conditions
... viii Management Company SKB (Solna, Sweden), Posiva Oy (Olkiluoto, Finland) and the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (Toronto, Canada). Special thanks goes to Dr. Nick Senior whom taught me many skills and treated ...
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The Impact of Biofilms upon Surfaces Relevant to an Intermediate Level Radioactive Waste Geological Disposal Facility under Simulated Near-Field Conditions
... on facility performance is not ...the study demonstrates that the formation of biofilms in the highly alkaline near field of a proposed ILW-GDF is possible provided an initiation point of below pH ...
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Potential migration of buoyant LNAPL from Intermediate Level Waste (ILW) emplaced in a geological disposal facility (GDF) for UK radioactive waste
... proposed disposal of ILW would lead to significant likelihood of LNAPL migration, both from waste packages and from a GDF vault into the local host ...safety case even with conservative ...
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Confrontational Stigma and Contested ‘Green’ Developments: Biosolid Facility Siting in the Rural Landscape
... a case study of contested ‘green’ developments, which produces an end ‘resource’, in the rural landscape, based on the tense conflict and opposition that contributed to persistent claims making throughout ...
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Guidelines for Facility Siting & Layout
... As between (1) American institute of Chemical Engineers, its consultants, CCPS Subcommittee members, their employers, and their employers' officers and directors and Baker Engineering [r] ...
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Facility siting: the theory-practice nexus
... These have been particular useful in examining siting decision processes and outcomes, policy tools that states use in managing siting processes, motivations and s[r] ...
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The Montana Major Facility Siting Act
... The Siting Act requires that any person wishing to construct a major facility in Montana must apply to the DNRC for a Certifi- cate of Environmental Compatibility an[r] ...
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Laboratory testing of a MEMS sensor system for in-situ monitoring of the engineered barrier in a geological disposal facility
... As a result, variations in RH generate variations in volumetric water content of the 238 .. dielectric material that tend to become smaller and smaller as sat[r] ...
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Laboratory Testing of a MEMS Sensor System for In-Situ Monitoring of the Engineered Barrier in a Geological Disposal Facility
... Abstract: Geological disposal facilities for radioactive waste pose significant challenges for robust monitoring of environmental conditions within the engineered barriers that surround the waste ...
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Geological disposal of nuclear waste: A primer
... The presence of natural resources in a region must also be considered because the exploration for and extraction of resources can compromise a geological repository. REGULATORY FRAMEWORK Once engineers have ...
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The chemistry of technetium with reference to geological disposal
... The interaction of technetium with different minerals is an important consideration when assessing the location of, and possible addition to, the GDF. Liu et al have studied the diffusion of 99 Tc in granite 36 . They ...
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Managing Conflict In Facility Siting: an international comparison
... Aynsley Kellow is Professor of Government at the University of Tasmania in Australia and author of Transfonning Power: The Politics of Electricity Planning (1996) and [r] ...
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Managing Conflict In Facility Siting: an international comparison
... see also monetary compensation; negotiated compensation; non-monetary compensation; safety measures; safety packages competence, and social trust 16.. conflict 86-7.[r] ...
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