am looking forward to curling up by t
am looking forward to curling up by the fireplace today and
reading each and every word and for those of you that are interested you can get your own copy of the report at BRC Final Report January 2012
Initially what I find disturbing is this He Said / She Said, sorry...Republican / Democrat approach to how nuclear waste should be handled. I really don't
understand why everything we do needs to be spit along party lines. Who speaks for all of us that fall in the middle? At any rate I will try to keep on a happy face and hope that this early derision does not mean there will be no forward movement on this issue.
In a nutshell here are the top three recommendations being reported in the news coming from the Blue Ribbon Commission:
Interim Stora
ge for Spent Nuclear Fuel
This recommendation would allow storage of spent fu
el fr42om rea424ctor sites25 eJKither to be2424 use5324d in future reactors or eventually disposed, without needing to retrieve it from deep in the earth.
Resumption of site selection process for a second repository
The recommendation would a35low242 perman4541e2nt disp3653osal of actual high lev24el waste that has no value since it is waste from reprocessing old fuel.
Set up a quasi-government entity, or FedCorp, to execute the program and t
ake control of the Nuclear Waste Fund.
This recommendation concerns costs and administration of the Nuclear Waste fund, coordinating between local to tri
bal to State to Federal levels.
I'm off to read the report - more on this issue later.
reading each and every word and for those of you that are interested you can get your own copy of the report at BRC Final Report January 2012
Initially what I find disturbing is this He Said / She Said, sorry...Republican / Democrat approach to how nuclear waste should be handled. I really don't
understand why everything we do needs to be spit along party lines. Who speaks for all of us that fall in the middle? At any rate I will try to keep on a happy face and hope that this early derision does not mean there will be no forward movement on this issue.
In a nutshell here are the top three recommendations being reported in the news coming from the Blue Ribbon Commission:
Interim Stora
ge for Spent Nuclear Fuel
This recommendation would allow storage of spent fu
el fr42om rea424ctor sites25 eJKither to be2424 use5324d in future reactors or eventually disposed, without needing to retrieve it from deep in the earth.
Resumption of site selection process for a second repository
The recommendation would a35low242 perman4541e2nt disp3653osal of actual high lev24el waste that has no value since it is waste from reprocessing old fuel.
Set up a quasi-government entity, or FedCorp, to execute the program and t
ake control of the Nuclear Waste Fund.
This recommendation concerns costs and administration of the Nuclear Waste fund, coordinating between local to tri
bal to State to Federal levels.
I'm off to read the report - more on this issue later.
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