SRS Watch news of May 6, 2014
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, to Senate Energy & Water Subcommittee, April 30, 2014
“….the MOX project will be placed in cold stand-by, meaning we will cease all construction activities in order to minimize costs.”
“….the MOX project will be placed in cold stand-by, meaning we will cease all construction activities in order to minimize costs.”
Congressional Cleanup Caucus Schedules Briefing on Savannah River Site – May 8, 2014, 9 a.m. – Congressional Caucus
DOE’s National Nuclear Security Administration releases Report of the
Plutonium Disposition Working Group: Analysis of Surplus Weapon‐Grade Plutonium Disposition Options, April 29, 2014 – MOX life-cycle cost is an unsustainable $30 billion or more, MOX plant construction $10 billion or more
Plutonium Disposition Working Group: Analysis of Surplus Weapon‐Grade Plutonium Disposition Options, April 29, 2014 – MOX life-cycle cost is an unsustainable $30 billion or more, MOX plant construction $10 billion or more
SRS Watch news: U.S. Confirms Discussions with Germany regarding Import of Highly Radioactive Spent Nuclear Fuel;
FOIA Document Indicates Discussions Began in 2011 for Import of Graphite Spent Fuel from Shuttered Gas-Cooled Experimental Power Reactor – to DOE’s Savannah River Site – April 29, 2014
FOIA Document Indicates Discussions Began in 2011 for Import of Graphite Spent Fuel from Shuttered Gas-Cooled Experimental Power Reactor – to DOE’s Savannah River Site – April 29, 2014
SRS Watch Director Tom Clements to speak on DOE’s mismanaged plutonium disposition/MOX program at the 2014 Council Meeting of the League of Women Voters of South Carolina (LWVSC) – Building League Leadership to Make Democracy Work in South Carolina – Saturday, April 26, 2014