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The analysis of environmental issues inevitably requires the contribution of an array of scientific disciplines. The experimental sciences, whose goal is the knowledge of natural phenomena, cannot aspire, alone, to resolve the problems raised by interactions between human societies and nature. Nor can the social sciences claim any monopoly thereto. This is particularly true of our industrial societies, which ceaselessly produce what Ulrich Beck calls “latent induced effects” (1986) which engender long term environmental and health hazards. Their understanding is always belated. It is very often achieved by expertise in experimental sciences, intersecting with the wisdom of common sense, social mobilisations, and the weight of prevailing social norms (Wynne, 1997). Their extent and lastingness accordingly result from the combination of two factors, one being determined by the other. One factor include the limits, at any time, to the knowledge and predictions that they make possible, in terms of the future trend of a given industrial process ; other factor, the social relationships of production and reproduction whereby this industrial process is implemented by relying on the prior art, but also on prevalent beliefs and ideologies.

A Controversial Management Process: From the Remnants of the Uranium Mining Industry to Their Qualification as Radioactive Waste - The Case of France