"Military Nuclear Mess:
Out of Sight, Out of Mind?"
Produced by America's Defense
Monitor
For the past fifty years, the United
States government has produced hundreds of thousands of cubic meters
of nuclear waste. With the Cold War over, it is time to begin the
process of disposing this military nuclear mess. The Department of
Energy has created an underground disposal facility called the Waste Isolation
Pilot Plant to permanently story military generated waste which contains
plutonium. However, whether this facility will safely store the nuclear
material for the 24,000 years necessary, is greatly debated. Is WIPP
the answer to our nuclear disposal problem, or is it simply a way to bury
it out of sight and out of mind?
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This Video Features Comments From:
Mike
McFadden: Acting Manager, Waste
Isolation Pilot Plant
George
Dials: Manager (1993-1998), Waste
Isolation Pilot Plant
Lokesh
Chaturvedi: Deputy Director, Environmental
Evaluation Group
Tom
Udall: Congressman, D - New Mexico
Dallas
Gudgell: Board Member, Alliance
for Nuclear Accountability
Sasha
Pyle: Board Member, Concerned
Citizens for Nuclear Safety
Arjun
Makhijani: President, Institute
for Energy and Environmental Research
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