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A little bit of give they let things move a bit to stabilize the situation this is the principle of underground cavity mining we spray here and anchor it down there. underground its 30 degrees celsius shut created or sprayed concrete is used to line the tunnels the repository is expected to cost $4200000000.00 euros 60 percent of it is financed by the nuclear industry and the rest by the german taxpayer all of this is just for low and medium level waste it will be even more difficult for lunch t...

Country should have a final repository for spent fuel rods in view of the $450.00 nuclear power plants worldwide. back above ground this former iron ore mine is unsuitable for high level radioactive waste for that another location has to be found. which is familiar with the repository in finland its almost finished and should be filled within the next few years its a huge challenge in a storage facility be made safe for a 1000000 years because only then will the radioactivity from the high level...

Who curated the exhibition they selected is most important works together. some of the most important lesson from his architect or for many students and all practicing architects that generation is that his approach to participate free and open ended up addict where there are possibilities to grow adapt modify over a period of time. last year does he was awarded the pritzker architecture prize for his lifes work his opus includes the institute of indulging as a repository for ancient palm leaf m...

Repository, 36.4 million photos available to federal, state and local law enforcement agencies to conduct facial recognition searches. the gao reports the f.b.i. has limited information on the accuracy of its face recognition technology. tsa is already using the technology in three separate pilot programs in u.s. airports. in a draft report the national institute of standards and technology found the accuracy rates for black and female subjects were consistently lower than those of white and mal...

Concerns about facial recognition technology coming just as homeland security works to get the system up and running at top u.s. airports in the next two years. fear is that biometrics could be used and identity theft in the house oversight committee holding the hearing on the issue today. doug mckelway is live in washington. i am looking for to this because i think it will speed things up. should i be worried? >> you should be worried a lot of respects, the per-person view of congress. this is ...

Course, the importance of that just days before the 75th anniversary of the d-day landings where the president will also make a visit later on this trip. >> he will. christiane, your thoughts. >> well, look, you know, he does enjoy these somber and historic moments. and who could not be reflective when they stand inside westminster abbey. its known as the queens church. it is the repository of so many historic figures, both militarily, both in terms of statesmen, in terms of scientists, as we ha...

Respect and its historic, historic trans-atlantic alliance with the american president and with the presidency and with the united states itself. were seeing them now walking into the westminster abbey. theyll be shown around by prince andrew, who is the queens third child, her second son. and he had his marriage in westminster abbey to sarah ferguson. they are no longer married, but they had their wedding there. very interesting that the president will be obviously as many do, putting a wreath ...

Force a repository on nevada despite the fact that nevada does not generate or consume nuclear energy. >> taxpayers spent 19 billion on developing yucca mountain. as licensing began in 2012. president obama stopped it? >> this has basically gone from re-election to re-election. and at the same time, the problem has exacerbated. you have waste now in over 08 sites in 35 states. >> americas nuclear reactors generated 90,000 tons of radioactive waste according to the gao. most is stored on site. co...

Member devin nunes, they asked for the counter intelligence findings that were statutorily obligated to receive from the special counsels office and the department of justice. we havent seen them yet. >> i want to stop you there for a second to underline this for the audience. your committee the intelligence committee operates under different rules from the rest of the committee and there are actually provisions made specifically for your committee to receive some of the material that are senior...

Redacted in the mueller report. >> correct. >> currently. >> correct. just for your viewers background, there was actually members of the fbi who were embedded in the special counsels office who were collecting counter intelligence information, and that was collected in presumably some kind of repository. we are obligated to receive that by statute. and so thats what were in bibi partisan way trying to attempt to receive right now. the reason is very plain. even if the 140 plus contacts between ...