Low-Level Waste (LLW) refers to materials that have a low concentration of radioactive isotopes. This type of waste typically includes items like clothing, tools, and filters that have been contaminated during the handling of radioactive materials. LLW is generated from various sources, including hospitals, research facilities, and nuclear power plants. The management of LLW is crucial for safety and environmental protection. It is usually stored in specially designed facilities until it can be disposed of properly. Regulations governing LLW disposal are established by organizations such as the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and vary by country to ensure public health and safety.