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donsu Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Tue Jan-31-06 01:38 PM
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Bush plans $250M for nuclear waste project - mone maker

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/national/1151AP_Nuclear_Reprocessing.html

The Bush administration is making plans to revive nuclear fuel reprocessing, including a long-term proposal to provide reactor fuel to foreign countries if they return it to the United States to be recycled.

President Bush will include a request for $250 million in his budget to be released next week as a first step toward reversing a decades long U.S. policy against nuclear reprocessing, congressional and administration officials said Thursday.

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The Bush proposal, called the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership, envisions that U.S. companies eventually will sell reactors and fuel to developing countries with the stipulation that the fuel would be returned to the United States for reprocessing.

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The initial $250 million is expected to go to stepped up research and initial work on a reprocessing facility, probably at the Savannah River nuclear complex in South Carolina, according to private and government sources familiar with the discussions.
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oh, look at all the pockets to fill with money as america turns into a toxic dump
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