Nuclear Waste: Greater Use of Removal Actions Could Cut Time & Cost for Cleanups

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Year: 1996
Pages: 22
Binding Paperback

Product Code: 0788131486

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. Since 1989, DOE has received about $10 million for environmental restoration projects at its facilities across the country. These projects are aimed at cleaning up more than 10,500 radioactive wastes to more common industrial chemicals & solvents in soil, groundwater, & burial pits. To date, much of this $10 billion has gone to study waste sites & develop an approach to their remediation, as required by environmental laws. Recently, the DOE has been criticized for its lack of progress in remediation at the same time as its appropriations for environmental restoration have declined. This report analyzes all of the reason for this & provides suggestion to the DOE.

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