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Sweden has commenced construction on the world's second deep-earth nuclear waste storage facility, designed to securely contain radioactive waste for up to 100,000 years. This initiative follows Finland's Onkalo facility, which has been recognized as a breakthrough in sustainable nuclear waste management. The project aims to address the long-term storage challenges associated with spent nuclear fuel, contributing to advancements in nuclear waste safety and environmental protection.
