Thanks for posting that link. You forgot to also...

Thanks for posting that link. You forgot to also include

"Nonetheless, Fasken general manager Tommy Taylor opposes the plan for reasons such as potential nuclear incidents, radioactive contaminants, terrorist attacks, and the derailment of trains shuttling the waste."
"I'm not antinuclear," hetoldthe Journal. "We just don't feel like siting all the nuclear waste in the middle of our biggest oil and gas resource is a good idea." .

The first nuclear plant built was in Russia in 1954 and since then, 70 years hence, no nuclear material has ever been placed in a safe geological depositary despite many planned attempts. There is only one in the whole world, in Finland and to date no material has been stored there. Most nuclear waste accumulates at nuclear plant sites, which is hardly a safe idea as the current bombing of the Zaporizhzhia plant is demonstrating.

Japan's solution to release radioactive waste into the Pacific ocean is a problem future generations will have to deal with.