Radioactive waste is not an intrinsic part

"The atom can be used for good. Its power can lead to the betterment of humanity. Toxic byproducts do not have to be a part of the process. But the evolution of man's atomic technology cannot leap ahead of his own spirit.To date, the most prevalent motives of those working with nuclear science have been greed, lust and selfish exploitation. So the science has followed suit, producing huge profits, tremendous power and unthinkable pollution. Nuclear technology has simply magnified the spirits of the people controlling it. When humankind approaches the science with a new spirit, then a new process, a new technology will result.

When the spirit is one of humble reverence for the earth, for the powerful forces of nature, when the spirit seeks to unite humankind in goodwill and to share the earth's resources in order to alleviate material suffering, when the spirit is to share all one has with others, then and only then will the whole science of nuclear processes be unlocked to your physicists. There is a way, there is a path to the solution of these apparently insoluble problems. The atom can lead to abundant power and energy. It can be used for peaceful purposes exclusively. This can be accomplished with virtually no toxic byproducts. The terrible radioactive waste material that you now have is not an intrinsic part of nuclear power. And -- this should comfort many of you -- the stockpile of radioactive waste that you now have and that you project to be deadly for hundreds of thousands of years -- can be eliminated safely and surely. It is not inevitable that those of your generation leave a legacy of incredibly toxic and polluting materials for all humanity to endure, into the far reaches of the earth's future."

Judy Laddon. (1998/2002) Another Look at the Life Beyond. Kindle Edition.

Emphases are mine.　

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