  urlLink Russian atomic city builds future on nuclear dreams At the nuclear cemetery, 3,000 tons of spent nuclear fuel already lie cooling in containers under several yards of clear water. Many residents of Zheleznogorsk would happily take more. Some worry that with the pools more than half full, space is running out. A local engineer said the city had tried plans to convert military plants to civilian use, but they had not worked out. "This is how we live: We look forward to each trainload of somebody else's crap..." 
