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Monday, December 14, 2015
WIPP reopening behind schedule and over budget
According to the latest new reports, there is no date for scheduled reopening and the air handling systems are inadequate and way over budget. Thanks again, LANL!
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Anonymous
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The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) was licensed to permanently dispose of tens of thousands of 55 gallon drums with radioactive waste for 10,000 years. Was a burst drum scenario and other "off-normal" events identified within the hazard analysis and mitigation section of the WIPP design and construction proposal? Why does it seem like WIPP officials are learning as they go? Where is the pre-construction mitigation plan?
"WIPP's new ventilation system runs into trouble"
"When the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant outside Carlsbad was radiologically contaminated after a waste drum burst in February 2014, underground air flow was significantly curtailed. That’s because air pulled down 2,150 feet into the repository must now exhaust through high-efficiency filters at the surface to prevent radiation from escaping."
2 comments:
The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) was licensed to permanently dispose of tens of thousands of 55 gallon drums with radioactive waste for 10,000 years. Was a burst drum scenario and other "off-normal" events identified within the hazard analysis and mitigation section of the WIPP design and construction proposal? Why does it seem like WIPP officials are learning as they go? Where is the pre-construction mitigation plan?
"WIPP's new ventilation system runs into trouble"
"When the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant outside Carlsbad was radiologically contaminated after a waste drum burst in February 2014, underground air flow was significantly curtailed. That’s because air pulled down 2,150 feet into the repository must now exhaust through high-efficiency filters at the surface to prevent radiation from escaping."
http://www.abqjournal.com/690791/news/wipps-new-ventilation-system-runs-into-trouble.html
Federalize WIPP, or suffer the consequences.
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