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The Virtual Public hearings on the new shaft at WIPP ended last week. Here is a possible timeline.
Legal maneuvering by the New Mexico Environment Department and the
Department of Energy (DOE), and decisions made by the Hearing Officer, have limited
the scope of the virtual public hearing about whether the plan to dig a new $197 million
shaft at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) will be approved.
The hearing Clerk's email address: [email protected].
Monday May 17th begins a 5 day virtual public hearing by the Hazardous Waste Bureau. Plan to be a part of the event!
No DOE employee will testify about the purpose and need for construction of a fifth shaft into the underground mine at WIPP.
When DOE (Department of Energy) gets in a hurry to ship plutonium-contaminated waste, bad things happen.
Celebrating Earth Day and the 35th anniversary of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986, with 3 events.
https://taosenvironmentalfilmfestival.com/
https://tosavetheworld.ca/events-3/?event_id=433
http://www.nuclearban.us/
Why is the Hazardous Waste Bureau processing an incomplete permit modification for WIPP?
A 55-gallon drum of plutonium-contaminated waste had sparks visible and caused an evacuation at LANL!
Long term waste storage licenses asked to be halted by New Mexico Attorney General Hector Balderas.
The EPA plans to renew the Clean Water Act permit for LANL, why?
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