FP. Report
LONDON: Today, Tuesday 15 November 2022, leaders from the United States Department of Energy (DOE), the United Kingdom’s Nuclear Decommissioning Authority (NDA), and Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL), reaffirmed their collaboration to share information, lessons learned, and good practices in multiple aspects of sustainability, including:
Through this work, the trilateral partnership is meeting one of its primary objectives of enhancing collaboration and collective approaches to sustainability and climate resilience while reducing negative impacts on communities and the environment arising from the decommissioning and remediation of legacy nuclear sites.
A main principle of this shared approach is engaging with local communities and governments, indigenous peoples, and other stakeholder groups to identify optimum approaches for long-term stewardship of land and natural resources.
In the coming year, the leaders from the three organisations intend to continue to share experiences and plans in critical areas of sustainability, such as:
This cooperative effort is being conducted under a Statement of Intent signed in March 2020 by DOE, NDA and AECL for the Exchange of Information Concerning Management of Radioactive Waste.
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