A world's dilemma 'upon which the sun never sets': The nuclear waste management strategy (part II): Russia, Asia and the Southern Hemisphere

As world energy consumption continues to grow at an accelerated rate, a number of nation states are expanding or developing nuclear power programs to help meet this rising demand for energy. Part II presents the nuclear waste management programs in Russia, Japan, China, South Korea, India, Argentina, Brazil and South Africa. Additionally, the paper presents a brief dialogue on the topic of corruption in each nation state, and a look at its history of nuclear power and political system. As discussed in Part I, there are currently limited, but successful options, for implementing a nation state's nuclear waste management strategy.