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Re: Sewer Disposal
Have you heard of the EPA??
I cannot believe anyone would even propose this. Let's get real!
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>Here's something for us still chained to our desks to kick around.
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>Ever consider _storm_ sewer disposal as opposed to sanitary sewer
>disposal to get around the solubility/dispersibility problem? The regs
>list limits of release to air (toss it over the fence) and water, and
>mentions sanitary sewer release conditions. What is release to water
>_other_ than to a sanitary sewer? And you don't have to worry about
>those pesky waste treatment plants and their affinity for isotope
>concentration.
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>Comments?
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>Donald P. Mercado, O/47-20, B/106 PROFS Nickname: DMERCADO
>Radiation Safety Officer Internet: Don@LMSC.Lockheed.com
>Lockheed Martin Missiles & Space Tel. (408) 742-0759
>Sunnyvale, Ca 94089 Fax. (408) 742-0611
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