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136 136 t- 14 00 2 , 5 R. A. Holten/EIS U.S. Department of Energy Richland Operations Office P. O. Box 550 Richland, We. Dear Hr. Holten• P. O. Box 462 Shaw Island Washington 98286 July 22, 1986 Enclosed is a copy of my remark. at the hearing of your department on July 15th, afte rnoon session,at. the Federal Building in Seattle. It is my hope that the public outcry and concern about the disposal of nuclear waat.. will prompt rethinking and a totally new assessment of both siting the present supply of wastes, the techniques C of storage and, at importantly, the stopping of .6 productio of n-. materials we .imply a reunable to handle with safety to the Earth or its creatures. FEE/. encl. \vet/z^Y^^jt/^^1^^ 1y/yours,..^^ [F e$eryckf E, CIA' aEOEY'eD POE-RL JUL2410 6134 Wu DIVISION Comment. by Frederick E. Ellis, Ph.D. RECE L OL^GRL Public Hearing, Seattle, We. U.S. Department of JUL 2? 1986 0136 Energy July ner 1986 WM DIVISION 2-5 p.m. Federal Bldg. The study of history, if nothing else, shows the great contributions of man as well as his unbelievably stupid mistakes. In something over ai.-thousand years of recorded history we have reached surely the zenith of insanity - churning out vast quantities of highly toxic nuclear waste under the guise of 'defense' against the bogey-man of the Soviet Union; a nation, like our own financially broke and whose populace, like ours, has no wish for war. Slowly, I thick, the body politic in this country is getting on to this myth without which the output of nuclear weapons would grind to a halt. The deception of the public. by the military and the Department of Energy is as mind-boggling as it is self-defeating. Reading the Environmental Impact Statement, a threevolume compendium of .turgid prose and highly technical data stretches to the breaking point one's patience. The glaring omissions are evident and have already been dealt with by pz vio.. speakers. Noteworthy 1s the Alice-in-Wonderland approach to the issue of the siting of nuclear waste: As the Nock-turtle obse rv ed, 'You are guilty, now let'e have the tri.11- Now the Department of Energy is telling us, -We have selected the site and the th ree alternative. method. of disposal; now let'. hold a public hearings' This procedure is a betrayal of public confidence.. 2.5.5 Presently accumulated waste at be disposed of ae prudently as the best scientific talent can devise accompanied by total ...nation of the production of 2.2.1
G 4 i `; F4 Y7 136 13'7 V 2.5.6 2.2.1 =2= more plutonium and its attendant wastes. As the only space ship we occupy, namely planet Earthvwe have no moral right to pollute and destroy it and its hints. Think of the Earth as your home. Where do you stew x gallons of high-octane fuel in that hone; in the kitchen back of the wood-burning stove? in the living room near the fireplace? in the bedroom? The question is silly. You don't store it anywhere in either your own dwelling or the planet you .inhabit. So far politics has dominated the whole problem of nuclear waste disposal. Conspicuously lacking in the Department of Energysmanagement of the problem has been a frank, open, non-political, rigorously scientific and objective attack. Dish .... ty, hoodwinking of the public and deception have marked the department's conduct of its business. Like NASAA, the DOE has lost what public credibility it might have had. Since the selection of Hanford as a dump site has been a political decision, the abolition of Hanford as a dump site at be political - at the ballot box. I all on the body politic to repudiate, at the voting booth, the present administration and its Department of Energy and, in turn, support representative s . in the Congress., the Senate and the White House Who Will be sensitive to widely ekpressed public concern and legitimate fears. jar" D. White U.S. Dept. of East" West. maaap.evt Div. P.O. ear 550 Richland. Weak. 99352 Nor Rt. whits[ RECEIVED 'JOE-RL !UL a WMDIVISION A.. served titi.ss I would like to ... the vU.I..o maete depository site for the very high v tong-tan vuelaat waste I ... tad is a steel. I.eation for free huma nity, see se deep e P ssibl.,. such ae'the doearte of Tares. This ae.%e we end to ...plot. the building of the out seat pleat that converts the seats into solid fors i..adi.t. 1y. The present math.d of liquid is took...... do ... runs. If the locals neat Sanford are not opposed, the burial of la. level oas t. on eight .... froott"a. Theek you for this oppoit..ity to gig .y ♦ and Alen for providing the eospeehmsive a of p.bli. ma eti.g. on this important issue. Mr. D1ekeWildo's ...at pr .... tatio. tea ve ry interesting. Sincerely. ,. rr pftî`'RA m1 218 A. ft... Uses say, OR 97420 march 28. 1966 'a 0/31 2.1.1 3.3.1.1 2.3.1.13 2.3.2.8 o1e1 Rep. Wis. Wacrauke. fish. Pot Per"." RECEVVEt: DOE-RL JUL a? M6 M3b WM DIVISION
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