Volcano near Yucca Mountain may be younger and riskier
In Albuquerque a U S Department of Energy line on the Yucca Mountain waste site is challenged by UNM and Los Alamos scientists who say the Lathrop Wells volcano near the site is about 20 000 years old, not 300 000. Researchers warn eruption odds over 10 000 years could be 100 times higher. DOE funding for volcano research at the site rises to 1 million.
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Albuquerque
N.M
U.S. Department of Energy
Department
University of New Mexico
Los Alamos National Laboratory
Yucca Mountain
Nevada
Bruce Crowe
Los Alamos
UNM
Stephen Wells
DOE
Maxwell B. Blanchard
Las Vegas
Nev
Bob Loux
Congress
Texas
Washington
Blanchard
Crowe
Wells
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
Lathrop Wells
Mr. Wells
Loux
DCE
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U.S. Geological Survey
Blaichard
Geological Society of America
Associated Papers
Mr. Crowe
Charles Harrington
Earth, Space and Science Division
World population could double in your lifetime
Americans born today may share the planet with twice the current population within 40 years, the Population Reference Bureau says. Growth remains faster than expected as birth rates drop unevenly, with large nations like China and India not following smooth two-child paths, while Kenya and Gaza surge.
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Washington
Population Reference Bureau
Carl Haub
Bureau
Haub
Thomas Jefferson
United Nations Fund For
United Nations
China
India
Pakistan
Iran
Kenya
Gaza
Israel
Austria
Denmark
Hungary
East Germany
West Germany
Italy
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