RESUMEN
The decommissioning of uranium mining and metallurgy facilities involves sensitive issues of the local government and the public, which is related to the vital interests of the surrounding residents. Improper disposal may lead to negative emotions among the public and affect the process of uranium mining and metallurgy facilities decommissioning projects. In order to explore the acceptance of uranium mining and metallurgy decommissioning projects by nearby residents and its influencing factors, a hypothesis model of influencing factors of public acceptance was constructed through literature survey. Taking the public around a uranium mining and metallurgy in Hunan Province as an example, a questionnaire survey was carried out. Using the AMOS21.0 tool, the fitting test of the structural equation model was carried out on 506 valid sample data and the hypothetical model, and the key factors affecting the public acceptance of the uranium mining and metallurgy decommissioning project were analyzed. The findings show that public perceived risk (-0.28), familiarity (0.26) and trust (0.175) are key factors influencing acceptance. The research results provide a methodological basis for improving the public acceptance of uranium mining and metallurgy decommissioning projects.