Hodges Continued from 1 Palmetto plutonium and MOX program notes
The article recalls Hodges actions and a 2002 resolution pushed by Graham that shields the Palmetto State. It highlights a plutonium provision requiring the Secretary of Energy to report to Congress on MOX progress and penalties if targets are missed. If MOX is not on schedule by 2009, DOE must produce or remove plutonium, with daily and yearly impact fees up to $100 million.
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MOX fuel program advances as shipments near completion
DOE plans to produce three tons of MOX fuel with a annual output of one ton for two consecutive years. If not ready by 2017, plutonium in the state must be removed immediately with a daily impact fee up to 100 million per year during removal. DOE says shipments to SRS are on schedule and could finish soon.
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Hodges
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Aiken
Joe Davis
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