DOE seeks extensions amid WIPP waste storage debate
DOE asks for regulatory extensions as Idaho shipments face testing anomalies and surface storage pressure at WIPP. EPA halted burial of questioned waste until a final determination, while activists warn that above ground storage could strain capacity and seek Idaho shipment suspensions.
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Rrom
DOE
Idaho
Kehrman
Maggiore
Hancock
Cathy Tyson
Environment Department
EPA
WIPP
New Mexico
Jay Coghlan
Geoffrey Petrie
Nuclear Watch
Ranchers adopt new grazing amid drought and conflicts
Williams and neighbor ranchers test sustainable grazing on Quivira land after drought, cutting herd sizes to 150. While grasses sprout and birds are counted, some locals shun the changes and environmentalists debate the use of lawsuits to protect public lands.
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Williams
Quivira
Largo Creek
Winder
Eric Ness
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Ness
Pope opposes embryo stem cell research as Bush meets pope
The Vatican rejects embryo stem cell work while backing cord blood and adult stem cells. President Bush, in a one on one meeting with John Paul II, calls the issue difficult and declines to rush a decision. Bush plans a public explanation and seeks Vatican help with China, then visits U S troops in Kosovo.
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Joaquin Navarro-Valls
Bush
John Paul
Silvio Berlusconi
White House
Vatican
United States
China
Holy See
Beijing
U.S
Kosovo
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