Re[2]: Radioactive waste information

[coogen_michael@hq2ccgw.hq.dla.mil]

You might request assistance from Chem Nuclear in Snelling, South Carolina. They
were the national burial site for all low-lwvel radioactive waste for sometime 
and may resume that role again....mike coogen


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Subject: Re: Radioactive waste information
Author:  radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu at hq2ccgw
Date:    7/7/95 5:55 AM


In a message dated 95-07-06 15:01:26 EDT, you write:

>I understand that this message may be beyond the scope of this group, but I 
>am interested in finding internet sources for information regarding 
>radioactive and nuclear waste statistics and/or data for the United States. 
>Included in this request, but not limited, are the sources and amounts of 
>nuclear waste production and disposal, and current and future plans/programs 
>for nuclear waste management programs.  I have exhausted DOE for information 
>and am looking for additional sources.  If someone could please e-mail me 
>with this or any similar information, I would be obliged.  
>
>Frank J. Chesky III

I can suggest a few sources:
     1) NRC effluent reports have a section for Low-level waste disposal. 
     2) Brookhaven NL compiles the same sort of information every once in a
while.
     3) Some state Departments of Rad. Protection, etc. compile this
information (here in Connecticut it's          called the Annual Low-Level 
Radioactive Waste Report...You should be able to get a copy through
         the State of Connecticut, Department of Environmental Protection,
Monitoring and Radiation Division,          79 Elm Street, Hartford, CT
 06106-5127.

Hope this helps,
Art LaMan
lamanae@aol.com