Nuclear Waste Potential and Circular Economy: Case of Selected European Country

Srebalová, Mária; Peráček, Tomáš; Mucha, Boris

doi:10.1007/978-3-031-25695-0_13

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“…101 and 102 TFEU). 23 However, Art. 3 (2) of the Regulation 1/2003 authorizes member states to "enact or implement tougher national legislation to prevent or punish unilateral activities by enterprises in their sovereign territory.…”

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The Digital Economy and Legal Challenges

Funta,

Buttler

2023

iele

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This article analyses the digital economy, its treatment under competition, and the need for potential regulation. The aim of this article is to answer the question, of how a legal framework looks like that, on the one hand, prevents possible undesirable developments and undesirable side effects of digitization, while not unduly preventing opportunities and suppressing positive effects. The analysis requires an examination of the proper legal framework as well as the unique characteristics of the digital economy that this legal framework must take into account. As a result, in the first part of the paper, the particular features of the digital economy are worked out in the context of existing competition legislation. Based on this, the second part investigates the need for regulation. From the scientific methods, we have used the analytical and descriptive methods to analyze the current situation. By the comparative method, we introduce different views on legal regulation. The presented topic has not been thoroughly examined in the literature on the subject thus far, giving the chance to identify avenues for future research.

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Section: Need For Regulation De Lege Ferenda?mentioning

confidence: 99%

The Digital Economy and Legal Challenges

Funta,

Buttler

2023

iele

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“…SNF is transferred to the latter back-end process and undergoes reprocessing to separate U and Pu as NFM from HLW. In principle, this nuclear fuel recycling concept may agree with the scope of circular economy 6,10 to make the nuclear power more sustainable and ecological. However, the following issues are main concerns that could hinder circularity of the nuclear energy systems.…”

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How does chemistry contribute to circular economy in nuclear energy systems to make them more sustainable and ecological?

Kohara

2023

Dalton Trans.

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“…Radioactive waste is matter contaminated by some radioactive elements. 11,12 Nuclear waste is divided into three groups as follows. (a) High-level waste (HLW) is comprised of radionuclides from fuel rods, moderators, and any radiation target in the reactor.…”

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confidence: 99%