Atommüll-Lager: was soll wann wie wohin - und wer macht was?

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Monika C. M. Müller, Sylvia Kotting-Uhl, Hubertus Zdebel, and others discuss the challenges and strategies related to the search for a safe long-term storage solution for nuclear waste. Müller highlights the role of the National Accompanying Committee, while Zdebel emphasizes the need for a reliable final repository. König outlines the path toward securing a safe storage solution, and Wollenteit critiques the handling of high-risk technologies, using the Brunsbüttel interim storage facility as a case study. Becker calls for a discussion on the safety of interim storage facilities, and Bunzmann raises questions from a regulatory perspective. Köhnke, Reichardt, and Budelmann explore how other countries manage long-term storage of highly radioactive waste. Various working groups propose adaptations and concepts for Germany's interim storage, while Wahl summarizes the focus of the citizens' initiative "FORUM Gemeinsam gegen das Zwischenlager." Häfner reflects on past experiences, and Schüler discusses parallel actions during the search process. Philipp and Freitag share insights from the decommissioning of the Greifswald nuclear power plant and the Geesthacht facility, emphasizing collaborative solutions in these complex scenarios.