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energysolutions NewsNarrow your search by visiting an issue-specific news page, listed in the navigation at left. EnergySolutions’ end run
Jan 28, 2012
Salt Lake Tribune
The controversy over blended waste disposal at EnergySolutions has interesting parallels and differences with an issue that came before us when I was a new member of the Utah Radiation Control Board in the late 1990s. In this context, I offer an additional perspective. CITIZENS AND GROUPS CONDEMN APPROVAL OF GREEN RIVER NUCLEAR REACTORS’ WATER RIGHTS
Jan 20, 2012
HEAL Utah
PRESS RELEASE *** FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CITIZENS AND GROUPS CONDEMN APPROVAL OF GREEN RIVER NUCLEAR REACTORS’ WATER RIGHTS PLEDGE TO CONTINUE TO FIGHT COSTLY AND RISKY PROPOSAL Blended waste decision now up for public comment
Jan 18, 2012
Salt Lake Tribune
The Utah Division of Radiation Control began to take comments Tuesday on blended radioactive waste. The comment period gives members of the public an opportunity to weigh in on the division’s decision that EnergySolutions Inc. can bury up to 40,000 cubic feet of blended waste each year in its Tooele County landfill while regulators review the long-term safety of even larger quantities of blended waste. Comments will be accepted through Feb.17. Critics blast regulator's decision to allow blended N-waste at EnergySolutions' site
Jan 10, 2012
Deseret News
SALT LAKE CITY — Anti-nuclear activists were joined Tuesday by Rep. Jim Matheson , D-Utah, in their criticism of a state regulatory agency's decision to allow EnergySolutions to accept blended nuclear waste in advance of completing new safety assessments at its Tooele County site. Protesters assail, state defends blended radioactive waste
Jan 10, 2012
Salt Lake Tribune
Call it the fable of letting the camel’s nose into the radioactive tent. It’s the notion that, if the state sticks with its plan to allow blended radioactive waste to continue coming into Utah, then still more too-hot waste is sure to follow and Utah’s ban on hotter waste will unravel. |
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