L'article:
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A48331-2002Dec28.html
"By next summer an international consortium led by Bechtel International Systems Corp., of San Francisco, will finish the conceptual design for a hangar-shaped arch nearly 370 feet high -- the height of a 35-story building -- that would be slid into place along greased steel plates to cover the ruined remains in a snug, weather-tight shelter.
Inside, robotic cranes and, where possible, live workers will then
begin prying apart the wreckage, removing radioactive dust from twisted girders, storing pieces of radioactive core in shielded canisters and cutting old steel into manageable lengths."
Durée de vie prévue: 100 ans. On en reparle dans 20 ans, les sceptiques.
Cocolumbo