Safety of the High-Level Uranium Ore Residues at the Niagara Falls Storage Site, Lewiston, New York (1995) / Chapter Skim
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The NRC passed this request to the Committee on Remediation of Buried and Tank Wastes to accomplish this study. This report provides background information on the past, present, and planned future handling and storage of the NFSS high-level residues based on presentations from DOE and its contractors, a review of documents pertaining to the study, and a visit to the site, during which time the residents of the area and others had the opportunity to express their views and concerns.
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5) The present and potential future interactions between the NFSS and disposal sites adjacent to the NFSS, where non-radioactive toxic chemical and landfill wastes are currently disposed, have not been addressed adequately, either in the NFSS final environmental impact statement (FENS)
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An alternative NFSS monitoring strategy should be developed to measure and track transport of radiological and chemical contaminants from the NFSS waste containment structure, as well as those reaching NFSS from contiguous waste disposal areas off site, both prior to and following removal of the residues.
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