I’ll be explaining why nuclear power stations produce radioactive waste.

Why do nuclear power stations produce radioactive waste?

Nuclear power stations produce radioactive waste by neutrons that get released by a single atomic fission that fissions on to other nuclei. This radioactive waste is also called high-level waste in the U.S. and gets disposed in what’s called Spent Fuel Posts. The issue with most that regulates this energy is what the effects of waste does.