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WIPP LITIGATION 2012-2022PERMIT LITIGATION (Updated 01/12/2022) New Shaft #5
Temporary Authorization Request Shaft #5
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SHIELDED CONTAINER (Updated 7/24/14) UPDATE: DOE has announced that the first shipment of shielded containers will be on September 12 from Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago. This date was not known when SRIC filed its "Motion for Stay." The Court is aware of the September 12 date, but we do not know whether it will issue a decision before that date. (9/6/13)
BACKGROUND: Disposal of remote-handled (RH) waste in shielded containers. DOE has re-submitted a permit modification request to the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED). This follows their request in 2011 (see documents below). The Modification Request was submitted on 7/5/2012.
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July 14, 2000 Memorandum in Support of Appellants Motion for a Stay
Summary of on-going WIPP litigation (updated 11/13/2000)
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