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by blueant 2y ago
Can you share where?
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by blueant 2y ago
I agree with you that the requirements for permanent safe storage are very high - thousands of years with no leak, besides others - but nonetheless, even with simpler requirements, Yucca - or any other georep - was not deemed safe.
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by blueant 2y ago
Mostly NIMBY problems that apply for the repository apply for transportation, but in lesser scale. Yucca was not as dry or geological stable as initially thought, and the requirements for "permanent" disposal are very stringent, s
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by blueant 2y ago
It depends on what you define as long-term. For a few decades, with proper inspections, sure. For the geological time frames needed for nuclear waste disposal, definitely not.
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Help Improve Gnome(blogs.gnome.org)
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Severe Outcomes Among Patients with Coronavirus Disease 2019 – US(cdc.gov)
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by blueant 7y ago
Very interesting point, although this population should be very small (people with transplants or treating rheumatic deseases with biologicals).
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BlueCourses: Save Our Oceans Whilst Learning(bluecourses.com)
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IBM, Rometty Outline Red Hat Strategy(zdnet.com)
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IBM is catching up with Microsoft and Amazon(forbes.com)
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Exploring alternative funding models for the web(blog.mozilla.org)
191 points by blueant 7y ago|98 comments
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Toward a “Kernel” Python(glyph.twistedmatrix.com)
2 points by blueant 7y ago|0 comments