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The home of Committee on Radioactive Waste Management on GOV.UK. The Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) provides independent scrutiny and transparent advice to the UK governments on the long-term management of…
The Committee on Radioactive Waste Management (CoRWM) provides independent scrutiny and transparent advice to the UK governments on the long-term management of radioactive waste.
Find out about the structure of CoRWM and read minutes of plenary and other meetings.
Feasibility of waste burning reactors in the UK, using technologies designed to reduce the amount of long-lived radioactive waste in spent nuclear fuel.
Andrew Walters is an Environmental Lawyer and Chartered Town Planner. He has worked on an extensive range of project and policy work in the public and private sectors with a career stretching across 20 years in the UK and ov…
This paper focuses on the implications for the management of higher activity wastes and spent fuel resulting from the development of SMRs and AMRs.
A review and assessment of the potential construction and operational costs for a geological disposal facility.
In September, members of CoRWM visited the Trawsfyndd site in Snowdonia.
Report on CoRWM’s advice to government and performance from 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2025, and its future plans.
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