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Discovered Microbes Could Help Dispose of Nuclear Waste

2014-09-10 22:04:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

Nature World: Researchers have recently stumbled upon tiny single-celled organisms living underground that could aid in the disposal of radioactive waste, potentially making "green" power plants that are more viable and less harmful to the environment. While nuclear power plants themselves have always been valued for their extreme efficiency and relatively "green" nature - with little need for fossil fuels or the release of greenhouse gases - the disposal of their dangerous waste has always been a daunting...

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