On Olkiluoto Island, off Finland’s west coast, a tunnel runs 430 metres down into bedrock that has sat largely undisturbed for about 1.9 billion years. The facility is called Onkalo. When it is full,…
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Finland has spent decades building a tunnel 430 metres into 1.9-billion-year-old bedrock to store nuclear waste for 100,000 years — and the current plan is to seal it, leave no marker, and hope no future civilisation ever finds it
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