Sentence examples for radioactive dumping from inspiring English sources

The site was officially nominated for radioactive dumping but four different clans claimed they had not been consulted and that the site was near a sacred area.

Mountain Pass repeatedly leaked wastewater, which led to investigations from state and local regulators and scrutiny from environmentalists (including a group calling itself PARD, or People Against Radioactive Dumping); in 1998, the local water board fined Molycorp more than four hundred thousand dollars.

These mountains in Mailuu-Suu in southern Kyrgyzstan are home to radioactive dumps – the product of former Soviet uranium tailing mines.

The radioactive dump covers half an 80-acre property turned over to the state in 1997 and now administered by Health and Human Services.

He can Next Best this: The new site for our radioactive dump is on the Arkansas River, next to the Clinton Library.

Eight radioactive dumps were found in a village outside Jalal-Abad in the southern region, and radioactive waste was discovered on the shore of Lake Issyk Kul, the huge mountain lake in the north.

The conclusion that there is no enzymatic nucleophile in this mechanism is corroborated by our inability to detect a protein adduct by MALDI-TOF and by the absence of radiolabeled protein in the sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis results of quenched reactions using radioactive dUMP.

Their approach ignores South Australians, particularly Indigenous South Australians' sustained and successful efforts to oppose radioactive waste dumping in their country.

They aren't motivated as some Somali pirate mouthpieces have hinted, and backed up by some writers, as a kind of unofficial Coast Guard protecting their sea waters from plundering fisherman, and trying to halt illegal chemical and radioactive waste dumping off their coast.

Some people have raised concerns that the wildfire might blow into the atmosphere some mildly radioactive waste dumped in several canyons at the site decades ago.

The crystal was excavated from 1,850 feet below the earth's surface, from the air duct supplying a radioactive waste dump deep underground near Carlsbad, N.M., in the thick salt beds left by a vanished Permian-age ocean.