The world is rightly concerned about the price we pay for economic development in terms of solid and gaseous waste and their effects on our quality of life and climate change.
Keith Gottschalk is concerned about 1,000 tonnes of nuclear waste at Koeberg, and so he should be (“How can we think about more nuclear power when state cannot manage what we have?” (https://www.businesslive.co.za/bd/opinion/letters/2021-03-01-letter-how-can-we-think-about-more-nuclear-power-when-state-cannot-manage-what-we-have/), March 1). However, as with all things a sense of proportion is required...
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