New Home for Radwaste?

Have it declared non-toxic, like coal ash, by regulatory fiat.

After spending $14 billion on Yucca Mtn, the conclusion was that even solid rock in a desert mountain would not keep even vitrified waste in thick stainless cans out of the groundwater until it was back close to normal levels of radioactivity. There's another project afoot to bribe a tribe in northern Saskatchewan, a wet area, to take the waste for $.0004 billion. Obviously, the 1% have given up on long term safety, and just want to do something cheap that won't blow up right away.

There is no good solution yet, and even the least bad one would eventually cost any local people dearly. There may be no sure way to keep it out of the oceans, long term, and it is orders of magnitude more dangerous that it was as undisturbed ore.