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Summary of Economic Benefits Linked to Adaptive Phased Management at an Economic Region Level

This document is a brief summary of the possible economic benefits derived from the implementation of the Adaptive Phased Management (APM) program for used nuclear fuel in Canada. The data and information for this summary is drawn from the analysis conducted for NWMO in 2005 in support of the final report to the federal government recommending APM (Choosing a Way Forward).

 

NWMO SR-2009-03: Summary of Economic Benefits Linked to Adaptive Phased Management

   

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