On Saturday November 23, 2024, the BE-FR-NE-JU chapter visited the Mont Terri underground laboratory in Saint-Ursanne. The laboratory focuses on two areas of research: deep geological storage of radioactive waste, using Opalinus clay as the host rock, and geological storage of CO2, with Opalinus clay as the “caprock”.
Tour of the Mont Terri underground laboratory
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On Saturday November 23, 2024, the BE-FR-NE-JU chapter visited the Mont Terri underground laboratory in Saint-Ursanne. The laboratory focuses on two areas of research: deep geological storage of radioactive waste, using Opalinus clay as the host rock, and geological storage of CO2, with Opalinus clay as the “caprock”.
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