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Comments by SRS Watch to the South Carolina Governor’s Nuclear Advisory Council on July 10, 2014 – click here.

At the meeting in Columbia,

Thank you, Representative Fortenberry for introducing some sanity into the discussion about the MOX boondoggle!

Though he withdrew his amendment to House legislation to fund the Department of Energy,

Statement by Ms. Sylvia Kotting-Uhl, Spokesperon on Nuclear Issues in the German Bundestag for the “Bundestagsfraktion BÜNDNIS 90/ DIE GRÜNEN” – July 8,

Senator Graham Continues to Thumb His Nose at Requests for MOX Accountability

Despite requests by SRS Watch  to Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina to obtain and release any MOX plant costs estimates from AREVA,

TV ad takes a well-deserved jab at the MOX debacle – truer now than when it first ran in June 2013 – thanks to Friends of the Earth

Oink: Stop Sen.

As some were sowing confusion at the meeting on June 24 about the AVR reactor and whether it was connected to the electrical grid, SRS Watch has submitted an additional comment for the record of the “environmental assessment”

Meeting on proposal to illegally export German spent commercial fuel to SRS draws public opposition & support from “boosters” who are chasing a big financial payoff from the Germans for the unprecedented import into the US of commercial spent fuel –

U.S. DOE Releases Details of Environmental Meeting on June 24 on Import to Savannah River Site of German High-Level Nuclear Waste and Wrongly Claims there would be a Plan for its “Disposition”

Unprecedented Import of Commercial Spent Fuel,

MOX hoodwinking cracking apart as history of boondoggle slowly revealed

DOE’s failed plutonium fuel (MOX) project: 1999 DOE document reveals a deception of stunning proportions

Don’t be fooled when DOE officials,

MOX Boondoggle Boosters Suffer Blow in U.S. House Armed Services Committee Over “Zombie” MOX Project  —
Defense Authorization Act Amendment Cuts MOX Budget “Plus Up” of $120 Million

Rep.

SRS Watch news of May 6, 2014

Surplus Weapon-Grade Plutonium at Savannah River Site can still be Vitrified in High-level Waste, According to Savannah River National Lab Document Obtained via FOIA Request

DOE Analysis on Plutonium Disposition Incorrect in Stating Not Enough High-Level Waste Remains at Savannah River Site for Immobilization of 34 Metric Tons of Plutonium

Statement on Encouraging Testimony of NNSA Administrator Klotz on Placement of Mismanaged Plutonium Fuel (MOX) Project on Standby,

SRS Watch Book Suggestion: Many families were expelled in the early-1950s from the land to create the Savannah River Plant as the madness of preparing for nuclear war reigned supreme.

News Release on Request of Shaw AREVA MOX Services & AREVA for MOX Life-Cycle Cost Estimate, April 17, 2014 – see letters linked under “library” –