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Appendix B: Information-Gathering Meetings
Pages 168-170

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... (Ed Berkey, Concurrent Technologies Corporation, IPEP Chair) Comments from stakeholders, regulators, and Tribal Nations Presentations Given During Second Committee Meeting (June 28-3O, 2000, Richland, Washington)
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From page 169...
... Gab/e Mountain: Geology-Hydrogeology Nuclear fuel cycle, operations, and waste disposal history Cleanup plans 100-H Area: Decontamination and decommissioning (D&D) ; environmental restoration activities; Columbia River and salmon spawning grounds.
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... Presentations Given During Sixth Committee Meeting (March 28-30, 2001, Washington, D.C.) Integration Project update (Michael Graham, Bechtel Hanford)
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  • integration project
  • tribal nations
  • michael graham
  • john zachara

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  • z trenches

  • disposal history
  • bruce ford
  • hanford cap
  • northwest national
  • disposal facility

  • single shell
  • ipep chair
  • hanford sand
  • includes inventory
  • acting program

  • history cleanup
  • nations presentations
  • field trip
  • fuel cycle
  • current activities

  • site history
  • field lysimeter
  • future plans
  • roy gephart
  • restoration activities


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