The Roy Process for Radioactive Waste Neutralization

The Roy Process
Radioactive Waste Neutralization
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ARIZONA REPUBLIC 1 l/4/79…..
Dr. Roy announces Roy Process.

ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY 6/9/80…..
Memorandum of independent discovery.

ARTICLE BY LITA LEE Ph. D…..
Roy Process For Neutralizing Nuclear waste.

HIGHLIGHTS OF HIS CAREER…..
Some highlights of Dr. Radha R. Roy’s career.

THE NEW YORK TIMES…..
U.S. Audit Faults Nuclear Waste Cleanup Efforts.

PICTURE OF DEFORMED BABIES…..
Warning: This picture is not for the weak-hearted..

RESPONSE FROM THE DEPT. OF ENERGY…..
12-20-1999.

THE WASHINGTON POST…..
3 Articles regarding Radiation and Nuclear Waste.

WHITE HOUSE LETTER 9/30/93…..
Regarding meeting with Dr. Roy.

The problem of radioactive waste disposal is the paramount environmental issue of our time. There is already much irretrievable radioactive pollution worldwide that will plague the earth’s biosphere for millennia to come and threatens the gene pool of thousands of future generations. This website offers information ABOUT a viable and unique alternative to THE burial of nuclear waste. www.radiation.org

In 1979, the late Dr. Radha Roy, professor of physics emeritus, University Of Arizona, announced to the press that he had invented a new method to render all radioactive waste elements, including plutonium, into non-radioactive elements. This theoretical breakthrough is known as The Roy Process.

With the Roy Process, high level nuclear waste can be neutralized and totally eliminated at each reactor site, where the waste is now stored in cooling ponds. When treated with the Roy Process, these unstable radioactive isotopes rapidly decay into stable, non-radioactive elements creating heat in the process which can be used to generate steam to power existing electric generators.

This promising new science does not, in any way, make nuclear power a safe or a clean technology. Dr. Roy was outspokenly against nuclear power for scientific and health reasons. The material on this website provides a brief description of the Roy Process which was first announced in the Arizona Republic, November, 29, 1979, and general information about the nuclear industry and citizen efforts to change U.S. Government plans for underground storage of radio active waste.

Politics has kept this important new technology in limbo for twenty years. I hope this web site will foster change for the sake of (LIFE ON THE PLANET IN OUR TIME AND FOR ALL FUTURE GENERATIONS).