Riley Signals Cautious Stand on Nuclear Waste in South Carolina
Gov. Richard W. Riley says he will keep options open on blocking nuclear waste shipments if accumulation threatens South Carolina. He cites the state’s large burial site near Barnwell and cautions against early reprocessing without solid disposal technology. Edwards seeks dismantling of the Department of Energy, Riley notes, and Riley offers energy collaboration with Edwards.
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Richard W
Riley
South Carolina
AGNS
Ronald Reagan
Allied General Nuclear Services Inc
Barnwell
Carter
Reagan
James B. Edwards
Energy
Edwards
Gov. Edwards
Department of Energy
Study Urges Garbage to Fuel Plants Upstate
A regional study recommends building several garbage to fuel plants in the upstate to convert waste into steam for industrial energy. Anderson County officials deem the plan costly and fiscally unfeasible despite private industry interest from Badische Corp. and Owens Corning Fiberglas.
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Anderson County
Robert Strother
Appalachian Council of Governments
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Appalachian Resource Recovery Advisory Committee
Lamar Priester
James B. Edwards
Badische Corp
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corp
Anderson Facilty
Pickens-Oconee
Greenville-Mauldin
Greenville-Spartanburg
Cherokee County
Clinton King
Belton
Pendleton
Honea Path
Williamston
King
Joseph Wright
Terested
Priester
Badische
Owens- Corning
Solid Waste Authority
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Gerrie Wilkes
University
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