Russia advances uranium cleanup in Central Asia

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After the Soviet Union cave, radioactive waste remained a major environmental challenge in some cities and regions of the Tajikistan region, and a number of wastes still want to be recovered. One such site, which will be built with Russian funding, is the Taboshar-3 education floor in Istiklol, city president Kayum Mahmoudzoda said at a press conference.

He said that the design of paintings is recently underway. “Recently, Rosatom representatives arrived here on a career trip. It is expected that through the end of this year, the Taboshar-3 check and the existing landfill in the city of Adrasman will be recovered in Russia’s expenses, he said.

Mahmudzoda noted that in Soviet times, uranium was processed in the city of Istiklol (Taboshar) on a 250-hectare domain. it is mandatory to recover 4 landfills in the cities of Adrasmon and Istiklol, as well as in Bobojon-Gafurov and Buston. This waste accumulated from 1945 to 1970.

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The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the European Union (EU) have also supported the rehabilitation of uranium legacy sites in Central Asia. The IAEA’s Legacy Uranium Sites Coordination Group was formed in 2012 to assist the IAEA’s national and multilateral remediation activities and was formed in 2012. . The Government of Tajikistan in 2014 to rehabilitate the legacy tailings until 2024. The European Commission’s (EC) application established the environmental adjustment account for Central Asia to fund the remediation of sites in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, which have become operational in 2016. in 2016. In 2017, the IAEA, the EC and the CLB signed a joint commitment on the coordination of remediation efforts in accordance with a new strategic master plan.

Tajikistan’s chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear and safety agency has recently been designated as a new IAEA Collaboration Centre for Nuclear Safety. The four-year agreement from 2025 to 2029 aims to provide the countries of the region in the region with the capacity in the progression and maintenance of their nuclear security regimes, adding the assessment of nuclear security, data security, nuclear curtains and facility security desires and priorities, and nuclear or other radioactive fabrics from regulatory control.

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