Nuclear Sub Deal Raises Questions About Australia’s Storage of Radioactive Waste

By Dan Leone |
2 months ago |
03/22/2023

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Australian leaders are concerned about the nuclear waste the country’s nuclear-powered submarine fleet, which the country will buy and then build under the AUKUS deal with the U.S. and U.K.

AUKUS also poses complicated questions of compliance for Australia,…

Nuclear Sub Deal Raises Questions About Australia’s Storage of Radioactive Waste

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