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Nuclear decontamination is a lengthy process and decommissioning reactors that cannot be fixed or put back on line is an even longer process. 

Nuclear decontamination is a multibillion dollar business. The projected cost of decontaminating Fukushima is at $300 billion. The 14-year Three Mile Island cleanup cost $1 billion and it is estimated that the relocation and medical costs of the Chernobyl disaster cost $235 billion.

And with no ‘experts’ in the field, it is hard to believe that all the international conventions and protocols are being met on every level.

World Nuclear Decommissioning & Waste Management Congress (Europe) 2016 (Sept 12-14, London), one event of World Nuclear Industry Conference & Exhibition (Europe) 2016 focusing on global nuclear decommissioning and waste management markets invited government, regulator, operator, international organization, university and R&D institute representatives from UK, France, Germany and other countries who did good practices in nuclear decommissioning field to share rich experience on:
 ♦ National Policy and Commitment for Nuclear Decommissioning
 ♦ Legal and Regulatory Framework for Nuclear Decommissioning: License and Safety
 ♦ Nuclear Decommissioning Funds & Spends Management
 ♦ Nuclear Decommissioning Project Updates and Contract Opportunities
 ♦ Management of Nuclear Decommissioning: Project, Supply Chain and Knowledge
 ♦ Advanced Technologies and Services for Nuclear Decommissioning and Waste Management
 ♦ Nuclear Waste Management and Treatment of Spent Fuel
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