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. However, the very large volume of radioactive wastes, including hundreds of thousands of cubic meters of high-level waste, and their chemical complexity provide a daunting challenge to the technologies required for vitrification of these wastes and to the science of waste form design.
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However, based on what its members heard at the workshop, the steering committee believes that continued research and development to improve waste form performance, as discussed In the body of this report' may lead to substantially reduced risks to the public, reduced costs to the taxpayers, and reduced uncertainty in the regulatory analysis of compliance.
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