The biggest danger for low-level radioactive wastes comes from the political damage. Few citizens want anything radioactive moved through or stored in their community. Fortunately, there are on-site treatments for such radioactive wastes as described below. The plants are grown in the radioactive soil or in the soil in which the radioactive low-level waste is buried.
Plants take up and store the radioactive materials in roots or stems.
There is some literature on this topic. This process can concentrate some of the radioactive materials and reduce the overall local radioactivity. Soil treatment is another method. This type of handling of radioactivity needs further scientific treatment to determine the type of organisms that might optimize the handling of low-level radioactive wastes. Many life forms have the ability to perform limited amounts of nuclear processes.