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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY: Waste set for test site
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ED VOGEL and KEITH ROGERS
2004
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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY: Waste set for test site
2004
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The announced shipping campaign from Fernald will greatly increase the rate of waste-bearing trucks rolling across highways. In addition, the more potent levels of uranium-tainted waste containing a radioactive derivative, radium-226, will require thicker shielding than containers holding previous waste loads from Fernald. He noted the Utah Legislature last year \"classified this as hotter than the normal waste\" disposed of in a privately run waste facility there. Lawmakers refused to give the facility the necessary authorization to take the Fernald waste, [Bob Loux] said. From October this year through November 2005, the Department of Energy plans to ship 15 truckloads per day of potent, low-level radio-active waste from the defunct Ferald, Ohio nuclear weapons facility to the Nevada Test Site. The waste, a by-product from processing high-grade, African Congo uranium ore, has been stored in two silos at the Fernald site since the 1950s.
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Las Vegas Review - Journal
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