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“Let’s say, hypothetically if someone has 2 boxes of nuclear waste in their basement how unhealthy would that be. How could they safely dispose of it without spending much money? Let’s say both lead casings are open for 2.0 years with people walking by then how likely is it to receive very unhealthy doses of radiation? I will getmore information about the hypothetical waste. Is there any laws this hypothetical person would have to deal with?”