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March 03, 2008

Hanford Cleanup Needs Funding

An editorial in today’s Washington Post by the governor and junior senator of Washington state implores Congress to grant additional funding for cleaning up the Hanford site – the nation’s most contaminated federal nuclear reservation.

A new nonprofit, Hanford Challenge, recently spun off from GAP and is dedicated to improving the cleanup at Hanford.

The editorial outlines the subpar state of nuclear cleanup in this country while the Bush administration is advocating for an expansion of nuclear power. GAP teamed up with other groups last year to release a very critical report on GNEP, or the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership. That program proposes to expand nuclear energy usage worldwide, and allows for other countries to ship nuclear waste to America.

-- Dylan Blaylock

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