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DescriptionLowlevelradwaste.jpg	English: Radioactive waste management using the "twist-and-tape method of closure" as guided by the radioactive waste guideline manual of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. Most radioactive wastes created in the use of nuclear technology are low-level wastes.
Date	2011
Source	Berkeley Lab: Generator Guidlines (Pub-3092): Radioactive Wastes. Reference Materials, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, 2011, California, USA.
Author	Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory

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