EIS-0113_Section_11 - Hanford Site
EIS-0113_Section_11 - Hanford Site
EIS-0113_Section_11 - Hanford Site
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The state of Washington and USDOE share a common desire for timely cleanup. to Me<br />
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2 s 1 degree possible, of the <strong>Hanford</strong> defense wastes. The D<strong>EIS</strong> is a first, critical.., I. a process<br />
L which will sped decades eatl alit billions of dollars. Issues r.tied I. the D<strong>EIS</strong> antl is the<br />
comments to the D<strong>EIS</strong> affect all segments of the Pacific Northwest community.<br />
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Washington State legislation gave. the Nuclear Waste Board the sesponsibilh, for developing<br />
s.. 1, Policies rchilim, m she management or radioactive waster, carrying nut eevrew ofactivilies<br />
which enable the mate m{ffectively evaluate federal actions, monitoring aniviti.<br />
related to disposal of high-level waste, and serving as a s pokesman on behalf of Washington<br />
State citizens.. The powers assigned to the Board make it the logical body to take a leadershi<br />
p role in developing a regional consensus on funding priorities and cleanup. The<br />
Advisort Council provides advicC counsel and recomm[ndationa to the Board and continues<br />
10 work doiel y eviM Board members in the development or alate policy-<br />
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NEPA Camnllana_ USDOE must identify impacts of -the proposal as required by<br />
the National Ervin ....... I Policy Act. The use of -bouncing asmm nbucc' to cover a range<br />
of impacts ar alternatives is not ncc
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