Finland has become the first country with a final storage facility for nuclear waste. Germany is still searching for a site, while some countries have yet to start. Costs are expected to total many billions of euros.
Im talking about that a lot of never rotting stuff is buried the hole time without attention from a wider public. Thallium was just an example of stuff of similar toxicity as highly radioactive waste just without the radioactivity. But one could also name other heavy metals
It’s because this particular waste is both extremely poisonous and extremely long-lasting.
Not here to defend anything but natural thallium isotopes are just toxic without any half-life.
And in what concentration do they exist in nature?
Im talking about that a lot of never rotting stuff is buried the hole time without attention from a wider public. Thallium was just an example of stuff of similar toxicity as highly radioactive waste just without the radioactivity. But one could also name other heavy metals