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human
How does France get rid of nuclear waste from more than 60 nuclear power plants?
gpt
France is among the nuclear powers who, unlike the US, has a closed fuel cycle where they reprocess spent fuel to separate still usable fissile material from the reaction byproducts.  Consequently, their quantity of high level nuclear waste that require long term disposal/storage are considerably less than you'd assume.  Their disposal facility is more than capable of handling their waste stream.  Also, their general population is not as nuclear-phobic as many other parts of the world.  Those who live near such facilities are willing partners to the endeavor who don't espouse the NIMBY attitude you find elsewhere.