évacuation

CONT: [...] un stockage final sûr doit garantir qu'aucun retour de radioactivité vers la biosphère ne pourra se produire en quantité telle qu'elle pourrait entraîner des irradiations excédant les doses admissibles [...]
CONT: Depuis une dizaine d'années environ, les questions relatives aux techniques de stockage définitif (ou évacuation) des déchets et à leur sûreté [...] ont pris une place prépondérante [...]

CONT: Disposal is a permanent method of management in which there is no intention of retrieval and which, ideally, does not rely for its success on the continued need for institutional controls beyond a reasonable period of time. Disposal would be achieved when the wastes are sufficiently isolated by natural or engineered passive containment, or sufficiently reduced in concentration by radioactive decay or dispersal, that the residual risks to human beings and the environment are acceptable.
CONT: Permanent disposal means sequestering the wastes, until they have decayed to a safe level, away from the environment in a permanent facility requiring no monitoring, maintenance, or ongoing institutional controls. ... One unfortunate aspect of the Board's adherence to this idea is the inhibiting effect it has on the search for simpler solutions, such as long-term storage, that concentrate on improved management of the wastes.