Artist’s depiction of an underground storage facility for nuclear wastes

Artifact Number:

2019-068

Description

An artist’s depiction of a large underground facility that would be used to store nuclear wastes.  The framed drawing measures 22 cm by 27 cm.

Details

Keywords:
subsurface structure; underground storage; waste storage
Date:
~1985
Associated artifacts:
See also artifacts 2018-134 and 2018-067.
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