On the recordJuly 29, 2013
If we move so aggressively forward on storage and we don't address the steps needed to get to a permanent geological repository those communities could end up being de facto permanent storage.
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congress.govIf we move so aggressively forward on storage and we don't address the steps needed to get to a permanent geological repository those communities could end up being de facto permanent storage.
Heinrich warns against temporary storage becoming permanent without proper steps.
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