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000264586 1001_ $$aMcCutcheon, Chuck,$$d1963-
000264586 24510 $$aNuclear reactions :$$bthe politics of opening a radioactive waste disposal site /$$cChuck McCutcheon.
000264586 250__ $$a1st ed.
000264586 260__ $$aAlbuquerque :$$bUniversity of New Mexico Press,$$cc2002.
000264586 300__ $$axi, 231 p. :$$bill. ;$$c24 cm.
000264586 504__ $$aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
000264586 5050_ $$a"A way ... to make a buck" 1971-76: Carlsbad and WIPP -- "This is not a predictable situation" 1975-78: opposition emerges in New Mexico -- "An equal partner" 1978-81: Congress, New Mexico seek control -- "I'm not in the garbage business anymore" 1981-88: Idaho, "plutonium poker," and opening WIPP -- "I love WIPP!" 1989: an admiral at the helm -- "No discernible scientific basis" 1990-92: underground testing, Congress, and scientific doubt -- "A major break" 1993-96: canceling testing, preparing for disposal -- "This is indeed historic" 1997-2001: after fighting his own state, Richardson opens WIPP.
000264586 61020 $$aWaste Isolation Pilot Plant (N.M.)
000264586 650_0 $$aRadioactive waste disposal in the ground$$zNew Mexico$$zCarlsbad Region.
000264586 650_0 $$aRadioactive waste disposal$$xPolitical aspects$$zNew Mexico$$zCarlsbad Region.
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