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TIR: We thought we'd begin with Mother Country. Do you want to talk about Sellafield in general? MR: Well, Sellafield is a nucltar fuel reprocessing plant and nuclear waste dump on the west coast of England. It's near where Wordsworth lived . . . very near. The nearest landmark for Americans would be the Lake Coun try. It's an old weapons production plant that the British made a nuclear site at the end of the Second World War when they were in competition with the United States and the Soviet Union toward developing nuclear weapons, atomic weapons. It was built to extract plutonium and uranium 235, which is the bomb-grade uranium isotope from the nuclear fuels that are removed from nuclear reactors after they are, as they say, spent ?after they're too fissile to be used any longer as fuel for reactors. It's just plain nuclear waste is what it is. That's what we normally call it. They use a very very old process that was also developed at the end of the Second World War. They break down the nuclear waste with nitric acid and extract the isotopes that they want; and what the British have done is dump the rest of the waste into the Irish Sea through a pipeline that's about two miles long. They've done this at a signifigant rate since the mid fifties. And the rate has been increasing constantly, especially in the seven ties and eighties. They import spent nuclear fuel from Japan, and Ger many, and Swizerland, and Sweden, and Italy, and other countries, and they store what they can't use. They extract plutonium and uranium from what is appropriate to be used in that way, and they continue to dump the rest of the material into the Irish Sea.

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