EIS-0113_Section_9 - Hanford Site

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4 026 026 00Z W O 3.2.4.1 Statement of commissioner. Jane Van Dyke RECEIVED DOE-RL Clark Public Utility District Vancouver, Washington JUL 14 1986 before the U.S. Department of Energy hearing on WM DIVISION Hanford military waste disposal options July 10, 1986 My ... is Jane Van Dyke. I am .Commissioner of the Clark Public Utility District In Vancouver and I here tonight speaking on behalf of the PUD. Clark PUD operates a water utility which se rves more than 11,000 customers in a large geographic area of Clark County, including the areas of Hazel Dell, Salmon Creek, Heckinson, Brush Prairie and Venerator, We rely ..elusively on ground Water to serve our customers, pumping from 16 wells which have a capacity of about 12 million gallons a day. In the next fifty years, we expect Water demand to increase substantially., We plan to supply most, if not all, of this demand by pumping additional ground water. The estimated total water demand in all of Clark County at that time will be 117,000 acre feet per year, or about 38 billion gallons. Of this, about 75,000 acre feet, or about 64 Par cent, roan be supplied through recharge from precipitation. The remaining 36 percent may require direct recharge from the Columbia River. Per this reason, we are vitally concerned about the future of Columbia River water.. We are very fearful that storage of any radioactive materials on the Hanford Nuclear Reservation could result in contamination of the Columbia River. I£ this happens, the 3.2. 4. 1 ground water resources of Clark County and other areas located downstream from Hanford will be affected. Clark PUD strongly oppose. any long-term storage of radioactive materials at Hanford and I urge the Department of 2. 1. 1 Energy to find a. more suitable site for disposal of these wastes. Thank you.. REaiVEii DOE-RL JUL 1.4 1986 WM DIVISION aeA. VAN DVY.! (7 ta t— n m..an .r m... ce^my 1 0. e.. Vancouver My O. BOaFPoS V--1 wss,
02 7 1 s W U.S.0epartment of Energy Richland Operations Office P.O. Box 550 Richland, NO 99352 July 10, 1906 Dear Sirs: O 07 I We wish to have the fallowing comments included in the official hearing record of /^ the draft EIS on Hanford defense high-level transuranic and tank wastes. 2.1. 9 The basalt rock in the Hanford area is easily fractured." Existing factures already allow radioactive wastes stored at the site to contaminate groundwater. In turn this groundwater moves into the Columbia River which is so vital to fisheries, water transport and irrigation of the Northwest. Therefore, existing wastes must be completely solidified and stored to containers above the water table to insure that further groundwater contamination does not occur. /1 3.3. . 2 With regard to considering Hanford for a high level nuclear waste repository, the 4 site is totally unsuitable. Hanford ranked last Of 5 sites studied in a report t required by the Nuclear Waste Policy Pct because of the fracturetl basalt problems 2.1 . 1 mentioned above. In addition, most of the new waste Which would be stored at Hanford will be produced in the East. This means the waste will be transported ac rots country, risking contamination of large areas from accidental spills. Therefore, the Hanford site is totally unacceptable as a radioactive waste depository, and problems with nuclear defense wastes presently stored at the site confirm this. 2.5.6 The ultimate solution to the radioactive waste s to rage problem is to stop generating. these wastes in the first place. This requires a total shift in our thinking about national and global security. No longer can we afford financially, ecologically, or socially to produce nuclear weapons, which threaten our existence both from the force of their combined explosive power and from the wastes produced in their manufacture. Our thinking has to catch up with the reality that dependence oa weapons to resolve our differences is obsolete (no longer useful). Instead, our mutual survival depends on cooperation and coexistance. cc: Se na to r Mark Hatfield Senator Bob Packwood Representative Ran Wyden Sincerely, Walter C. Minticeskil Vicki G. Mintkeski 6815 SE 31st, Portland, OR 9]202 02 RECEIVED DOEERL JUL 14 IM 0"9 wM OMSION A .5^ ^5 lion {ter fQe sx fe of N/ vUear W^fe: SFi ' >`'here os'e so .na„y 4nL(,s p, amok' v , i of life in Space. Ldhy Cg n'r- Na nford use a plan¢'r besides Ear i-h {n dump '/'heir ^[vc /ea.r WC^S ^. Sf {!TG VS. i5 Lexpn.bfe of b 3!/di n9 horn er wnd acT3a,lly Con dvc f4»p4 /, "{e on orheryc l.cne fs 7'm sure Hartford ,S taxable o U.si n^ ono,Y er plane!- -f 1 71,:s.GVny ûonr of /-he wu.s ye ,"s enda.,êr; ,,.q na">ture or people 4nothcr su L5>
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