Re: Commercial LLRW disposal sites

[Jim Bell <jbell@adcoservices.com>]

Karen Utley wrote:
> 
> The Barnwell site in South Carolina (at least right now) also accepts LLRW
> for disposal.
> 
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> Subject:        Commercial LLRW disposal sites
> 
> Radsafers:
> 
> Other than Envirocare (of which I am already aware), are there commercial
> facilities in the US that accept low-level radioactive waste for disposal?
> 
> --------------------
> Christopher H. Clement
> Scientific Specialist /  Radiation Protection Program Manager
> Low-Level Radioactive Waste Management Office
> Atomic Energy of Canada Limited
> clementc@aecl.ca
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Let's not forget that there are also a number of brokers and processors
that pick-up, transport, handle, decay, compact, supercompact,
incinerate, pulverize, vitrify and do all sorts of other things to
radioactive waste to make it go away.

Jim Bell
Adco Services, Inc. (One of the above)

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