Book Questions SRP Operation and Nuclear Waste Policy
Philadelphia Inquirer reporters Barrett and Steele critique SRP and national nuclear waste handling in Forever more Nuclear Waste In America. They cite missteps from DOE glassification to the Savannah River Plant site and note policy flaws under the Nuclear Waste Policy Act of 1982 and Low-Level Waste act.
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Forevermore review questions nuclear waste policy and trust
The review credits both parties for passage of a bill but argues the act mainly shifts low level waste issues to the states. It critiques U S nuclear waste policy, noting repeated failures and public distrust, urging candid long term reform and abandonment of current decision methods. THURMOND WHATLEY
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Retailers Learn To Make Use Of Made in USA Labels
South Carolina textile groups offer a $60,000 program to promote American made textiles. Gold Seal Merchants will certify 75 percent domestic content and receive free publicity for meeting the standard. The initiative cites the state’s 170000 textile workers earning about 7.07 per hour amid rising imports.
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