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Appendix B List of Presentations Received at Committee Meetings
Appendix B List of Presentations Received at Committee Meetings
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APPENDIX B List of Presentations Received at Committee Meetings Washington, D.C., May 1617, 2003 · NRC's Transportation Program, E William Bach, U.S.
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295 APPENDIX B · Security, Safeguards, and Implications for Emergency Management, James Ballard, California State University, Northridge · Plans for Developing a National Transportation Plan, Jeffrey Williams, DOE, Office of National Transportation · Baltimore Tunnel Fire Study and Sandia Vulnerability Studies, Jack Guttmann, USNRC · Yucca Mountain Impacts, Irene Navis, Clark County Nuclear Waste Division · Under the Draining End of the Transportation Funnel, Abby Johnson, Eureka County · Lincoln County and Town of Caliente Perspectives on Spent Fuel and High-Level Radioactive Waste Transportation Issues, Kevin Phillips, City of Caliente · Nye County's Views on Nuclear Waste Transportation, Les Bradshaw, Nye County Department of Natural Resources and Federal Facilities · Perspectives of other Nevada-based Organizations: -- Kalynda Tilges, Shundahai Network -- Judy Treichel, Nevada Nuclear Waste Task Force -- Peggy Maze, Citizen Alert Denver, Colorado, October 2931, 2003 · Technical Aspects of DOE's Transportation Operations, Robin Sweeney, DOE, Office of National Transportation · NRC's Role in Transportation of Spent Nuclear Fuel, Earl Easton, USNRC · Transportation of Radioactive Waste by Highway, James Simmons, USDOT, Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) · Federal Railroad Administration's (FRA)
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296 GOING THE DISTANCE? · Trucking Companies Operations Issues, David Bennett, Tri-State Motor Transit · Rail Perspective on Transportation of SNF, Sandy Covi, Union Pacific Railroad Chicago, Illinois, February 24, 2004 · Federal Role in Responding to Emergencies, Eric Tolbert, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
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297 APPENDIX B · Reexamination of Spent Fuel Shipment Risk Estimates, Douglas Ammerman, Sandia National Laboratories · Transportation Infrastructure Acquisition Update, Ned Larson, DOE, Office of National Transportation · SNF Transportation Cask Certification Requirements, Earl Easton, USNRC · Update on the USNRC Package Performance Study, Mike Mayfield, USNRC · Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program, Barry Miles, DOE, Naval Reactors · Spent Nuclear Fuel Transportation Experience, Steven Edwards, Progress Energy · AAR Perspective on the Dedicated Trains and Other Issues, Bob Fronczak, Association of American Railroads (AAR) · Regional Perspectives on Radioactive Materials Transportation, Christopher Wells, Southern States Energy Board · Northeast Council of State Governments' Perspectives on SNF Transportation, Edward L
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298 GOING THE DISTANCE? · Assessing the Role of Time in Public Perceptions of the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP)
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299 APPENDIX B Committee Subgroup Visit to Europe (September 2004) Committee members Dennis Bley, Hank Jenkins-Smith, Mel Kanninen, John Poston, Seth Tuler, Detlof von Winterfeldt, and Clive Young and committee staff Kevin Crowley and Joe Morris participated in all or portions of this visit.
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300 GOING THE DISTANCE? September 29: London and Environs · Field trip to a BNFL rail head to observe transportation operations.
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