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Tue Nov 18

• New operators plan atomic waste incinerator for Sellafield complex | Environment | The Guardian: A massive incinerator that could burn atomic waste is under consideration by the operator of the Sellafield nuclear complex. The controversial plan was outlined by an executive at Sellafield Ltd at a local conference to discuss the role of the site, which comes under private management this month.

Thu Nov 6

• The Cumberland News: Giant incinerator plan for east of Sellafield: A GIANT incinerator to burn nuclear and domestic waste could be built on greenfield land on the Gosforth side of Sellafield, a conference has heard. A seminar on the prospects for the Energy Coast plan for west Cumbria was told a business plan is in the advanced stages of preparation for the incinerator and its railhead. Barry Watkinson, delivery manager for external innovation for Sellafield Ltd said the Drigg low level waste repository had to move on from its current ?antiquated? approach of burying waste in containers and vaults.

Sat Nov 1

• Whitehaven News: Plans unveiled for waste incinerator: LAND next to Sellafield may be earmarked for a giant incinerator to burn both low-level nuclear waste and domestic waste from across Cumbria and beyond. A conference on the Energy Coast at Penrith on Friday heard that a business plan is in the advanced stages for the incinerator and its railhead on greenfield land on the Gosforth side of Sellafield. Barry Watkinson, delivery manager for external innovation for Sellafield Ltd, said the low-level waste repository had to move on from its current ?antiquated? approach of burying waste in containers and vaults at Drigg. He added that Sellafield already had a combined heat and power plant that ?needs replacing in five to six years? time... this is the opportunity to look at a different approach and get energy from waste.?

Thu Oct 30

• GAIA : Energy from Waste: Part 1 -The Myths Debunked

Mon Oct 13

• arch-hiroshima Naka Incineration Plant

Sun Sep 7

• Heavy Metals Behavior During Thermal Plasma Vitrification Of Incineration Residues: from Harvard
• Real-Time Analysis of Incinerator Emissions: by Environmental Health Perspectives (EHP), the peer-reviewed journal of the United States' National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
• On trash incineration and the environment: comparison of recycling and 'energy from waste' generated by turbines run by incineration
• UK Without Incineration Network (WIN): many of the most harmful emissions come from waste incineration - this ranges from green house gasses to carcinogenic dioxins. "All these compounds are hydrophobic (lipophilic) and therefore tend to accumulate in adipose [fat] tissue in the body."

Tue Aug 26

• Radioactive Waste Recycling No Longer A Pain In The Ash: A new recycling plant will soon recover uranium from the ashes of radioactive garbage to be recycled back into nuclear fuel using an efficient, environmentall y friendly technology inspired by decaffeinated coffee. The technique?s future may even hold the key to recycling the most dangerous forms of radioactive waste.

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