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Ethical aspects of nuclear waste.

THE SWEDISH Consultative Committee for Nuclear Waste Management (KASAM), in collaboration with the National Board for Spent Nuclear Fuel, arranged a seminar in 1987 called “Ethical Action in the Face of Uncertainty.” Some 30 or so scientists were invited to take part, as well as participants in the public dialogue on social questions, especially those with backgrounds in the humanities, theology, the natural sciences, and technology. Other participants were, other than members of KASAM, representatives for the National Board for Spent Nuclear Fuel, the Swedish Nuclear Power Inspectorate, the National Institute of Radiation Protection, and the Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Company. This article is based on the discussions at the seminar and is a condensation of the published report by the Committee (KASAM 1988).