during the and underground facilities for storing waste nuclear fuel were damaged which would lead us to believe that the hitherto view that burial is the means of neutralising is not at all proven
During the earthquake in Japan, underground facilities for storing waste nuclear fuel were damaged, which would lead us to believe that the hitherto prevalent view that burial is the safest means of neutralising waste is not at all proven, and that waste storage facilities may become a great danger to people's health and the environment.
During the in underground facilities for storing waste nuclear fuel were damaged, which would lead us to believe that the hitherto view that burial is the means of neutralising is not at all proven, and that facilities may become a great danger to and the environment.