Sentence examples for radioactive waste dump from inspiring English sources

He also runs a radioactive waste dump in Texas that has clashed with environmental regulators over its proximity to a nearby aquifer.

In the interest of economic diversification, the area will soon host the first new American radioactive waste dump in thirty years.

Nevada now has ownership and oversight of the property, which opened in 1962 near Beatty as the nation's first federally licensed low-level radioactive waste dump.

Friends of the Earth's planning advisor, Naomi Luhde-Thompsaid said: "Communities will be rightly concerned about any attempts to foist a radioactive waste dump on them.

Nevada was set back in its effort to avoid housing a radioactive waste dump as a federal appeals court rejected arguments against transportation plans.

If the proposal had been approved, Haddam, in essence, would have been creating a radioactive waste dump in town, an idea that angered residents.

That cost could change markedly in coming years, depending on whether more low-level radioactive waste dumps open.

The town is one of seven sites across Kyrgyzstan with radioactive waste dumps containing tailings – a byproduct from milling uranium ore.

But despite being consistently rated one of the world's most polluted places thanks to nearby Soviet-era radioactive waste dumps, cleanup measures have been limited.

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.

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