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"Equity Issues in Radioactive Waste Management." Nuclear Technology, 69(1), pp. 119–120 Additional informationNotes on contributorsDonald A. DaavettilaSince 1964, Donald A. Daavettila has been a teacher of nuclear-power-related courses at Michigan Technological University where he is an associate professor of physics. After receiving his master’s degree from Michigan Tech in 1958, through a cooperative thesis program with Argonne National Laboratory, he attended and taught at the International School of Nuclear Science and Engineering at Argonne. Then, following a year as an experimental physicist at the Enrico Fermi Nuclear Plant, he joined the Tech faculty. His interests include environmental effects of power production, radiation measurements, and nuclear waste disposal. Parts of two recent summers were spent with nuclear waste study groups at Battelle’s Pacific Northwest Laboratories and Rockwell Hanford Operations as a NORCUS summer faculty appointee.
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