Article: In depth: Without prejudice.

Byline: Adam Bushby - Pensions partner, Lawrence Graham LLP

Equalisation

Fixing a problem can be a daunting prospect, particularly when previous attempts to do so have created new and complex challenges of their own.

Spare a thought then for the people of Murmansk's Kola Peninsula who, since the 1980s, have lived alongside some 20,000 unloved uranium fuel rods.

Inevitably, after being wrapped in back-issues of Pravda and stacked in a draughty boathouse, the rods became rather crumbly. It took complaints from neighbouring Norwegian sheep farmers possibly as a result of the disparity in the number of heads and tails on their lambs ...

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