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Book Description: The future management of nuclear wastes will possibly be safer and more economical if long lived radionuclides are removed from the wastes before their conditioning and disposal. Such a separation strategy will minimise the volume of conditioned wastes requiring disposal in geologic repositories and, consequently, the cost of managing the waste will be reduced drastically. After their separation, the long lived radionuclides could either be conditioned into suitable solid matrixes or converted into stable or short lived radionuclides by nuclear means. The objective of the workshop on 'Long Lived Radionuclide Chemistry in Nuclear Waste Treatment' was to provide up to date information on the chemistry of these hazardous elements to the community of chemists and chemical engineers in OECD Member countries concerned with the design of long lived radionuclide separation processes. The workshop was attended by 82 participants from 11 countries. These proceedings include 24 presentations.

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