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Nuclear power is often hailed as a clean energy source due to its zero carbon dioxide emissions. However, it also generates significant amounts of hazardous, radioactive waste. As the number of reactors around the world increases, so does the accumulation of this waste, posing a serious challenge.
Addressing this issue is crucial for both environmental protection and public health. Without sufficient safe storage space, experts have proposed various solutions, focusing particularly on reutilizing the materials.