Waste Transportation

The transportation of radioactive waste already occurs, but will become frequent on our rails, roads and waterways, should irradiated reactor fuel be moved to interim or permanent dump sites.

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Entries from February 1, 2017 - February 28, 2017

Friday
Feb032017

[Highly radioactive] Liquid uranium to be trucked through WNC

As reported by WLOS, ABC News Channel 13 in Western North Carolina.

(Includes interview with Beyond Nuclear, a co-plaintiff in the lawsuit that sought to prevent the shipments. Attorneys Terry Lodge of Toledo, and Diane Curran of Washington, D.C., serve as the environmental coalition's legal counsel.)

Friday
Feb032017

Opposition to Highly Radioactive Liquid Shipments Continues

Press release by environmental coalition, including Beyond Nuclear, re: a U.S. federal judge's adverse ruling (see below), allowing unprecedented, high-risk, highly radioactive liquid waste truck shipments from Chalk River Nuclear Lab, Ontario, Canada to Savannah River Site, South Carolina, U.S.A.

See United States District Judge Tanya S. Chutkan's 18-page Memorandum Opinion, and her 1-page Order of Dismissal, both published on Feb. 2, 2017.

Wednesday
Feb012017

Higgins Announces Approval of Bill Authorizing Risk Assessment of Proposed Nuclear Waste Transport across the Peace Bridge

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