Safety of Nuclear Waste Disposal
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19 May 2026
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Re-enacting memory: an exploration of ritual in art and science in the context of a proposal for the burial of radioactive waste in Sardinia

Aurora Del Rio

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The challenge of making sense of deep time through ritual presents the research context for this paper: in examining how rituals can inform transgenerational memory of nuclear waste, the paper discusses similarities between rituals in art and science through artistic research to address a primary concern regarding the socio-political and ecological implications involved in the perpetual management of nuclear waste.
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