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Nuclear waste site plans in Midlands face major setback as council withdraws

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Proposals for a massive underground hazardous nuclear waste site in theMidlands have hit a setback after a council withdrew from a majorpartnership, ignited because the agency behind the scheme are now lookingat putting the entrance close to a national beauty spot rather than adisused gasworks. Yesterday (wed) the leader of East Lindsey DistrictCouncil announced it was leaving a community partnership with Nuclear WasteServices (NWS), the governm…

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Nuclear waste site plans in Midlands face major setback as council withdraws

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Piketon Council withdraws annexation request at DOE Portsmouth - ExchangeMonitor

The Piketon, Ohio Village Council has for now at least called off a plan, vehemently opposed by local union members, to annex 3,500 acres of land at the Department of Energy’s Portsmouth Site. The council abandoned the proposal after a Monday night meeting where perhaps 200 people showed up, according to coverage in the Scioto Valley Guardian. The group included many members of United Steelworkers Union (USW) Local 689, which represents hundred…

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