There's no new information in the article on the process of storing nuclear fuel. The article is mainly about the feeling of how small m/y/our consciousness is relative to reality of time and the scale of problems facing us.
It's worth exploring the experience, in spelunking or meditation, if it changes your fundamental incentives. Or read Ecclesiastes, et al. empathically.
Finland is at least trying, doing the engineering and engaging the question. Perhaps because it has no fossil fuels?
We do have large peat reserves (AFAIK some estimates compare the total amount to Norway’s oil reserves), but usage of peat has been decreasing/phased out for climate and environmental reasons.
It's worth exploring the experience, in spelunking or meditation, if it changes your fundamental incentives. Or read Ecclesiastes, et al. empathically.
Finland is at least trying, doing the engineering and engaging the question. Perhaps because it has no fossil fuels?