Fukushima.
It's been six years already?
Define "decommissioning", please? I think in layman's terms, the tsunami thoroughly 'decommissioned' the plant.
Perhaps they actually mean "clean up".
"Locating and analyzing the fuel debris and damage in each of the plant’s three wrecked reactors is crucial for decommissioning the plant."
Well, then ... things would seem to be moving along just swimmingly.
It's only been six years and they THINK they MAY now have a photo showing some of the melted-down reactor core. Analysis of the photo will take time.
U-235 has a half-life of roughly three-quarters of a billion years (a dozen times the time span since the dinosaurs died) so likely before the Sun dies, the radiation will just decay to safe levels by itself and no decisions need be made about what to do. what garments to wear for brides suitable for second wedding