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What about nuclear waste?

In Belgium, NIRAS (National Institution for Radioactive Waste and Enriched Fissile Materials) and its industrial subsidiary Belgoprocess are responsible for the management (processing, conditioning and storage) of the radioactive waste from Belgian nuclear power stations, industrial and medical applications, and research centres. 
Key questions about the nuclear power plants

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