Sellafield, a significant UK nuclear site, is experiencing a persistent radioactive water leak, projected to continue until the 2050s.
This ongoing issue, coupled with slow decommissioning progress, raises substantial safety concerns and budget overruns.
A parliamentary report criticizes the facility's underperformance, emphasizing the urgent need for improved waste management.
While some progress is noted, the long-term nature of the problem demands immediate attention to mitigate risks and costs.
