Please note that national laboratories operate under varying licences and some are not free. federal government, the image is in the public domain. This image is a work of a United States Department of Energy (or predecessor organization) employee, taken or made as part of that person's official duties. It was reviewed on 21 January 2018 by FlickreviewR 2 and was confirmed to be licensed under the terms of the United States Government Work.Дў1 January 2018 Public domain Public domain false false This image was originally posted to Flickr by doe-oakridge at archive). Bolon President and General Manager Isotek Systems, LLC Oak Ridge TennesseeДOE and Isotek Partnering Agreement Signing 2014 Oak Ridge HB220 is a good bill that gives clarity, authority and direction to our regulatory body and focuses their efforts on the use of science driven decisions and safety.Description DOE and Isotek Partnering Agreement Signing 2014 Oak Ridge (13723603635).jpgДЎ4-046 DOE photo Lynn Freeny 4-8-2014 L to R Mark Whitney, Manager Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management Department of Energy and James J. We have skilled regulators and when needed the process is in place for those regulators to reach out to other third party experts to help them in their work to protect Utahns and our environment. I have been disappointed with the unfair characterizations being made by opponents of HB220 who seem to believe that the current process of Director led oversite is now insufficient for some reason. I have great respect and trust for UtahвЂ™s regulators. LetвЂ™s have science and technology determine Utahns safety and waste classification process. I am in support of HB220 and ask that you make this decision based on science and rational analysis rather than sensationalized and politicized rhetoric. In addition, this language is consistent with federal laws and regulations recommended by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. This clarification will help our state regulators make important decisions as they analyze what waste is safe for disposal in our state. HB220 provides state regulators with clarity on state policy regarding when and how nuclear waste is classified.This legislation appropriately focuses state efforts on continuing to protect human health and the environment by using scientific analysis rather than antiquated tables that were developed decades ago without the benefit of understanding the specific geology, geography, capabilities and safety concerns that are unique to Utah. As I read HB220, I applaud EnergySolutions and the billвЂ™s objectives. In todayвЂ™s world, technology is always changing which impacts all businesses.As an Employee I am proud of the work we do in Utah and this bill will help our company manage nuclear waste by allowing is to utilize the latest technology to analyze and insure waste disposed in our state is appropriate for the unique capabilities of our site and the criteria used to determine acceptance is focused on the highest standards of safety to protect human health and the environment. I have worked in the nuclear industry for many years and am currently employed by EnergySolutions.The company has an outstanding safety record and, having a good understanding of HB220, I agree that the bill is good policy which will strengthen and clarify the companyвЂ™s ability to safely manage waste at the EnergySolutions facility in Utah. I am a longtime supporter of EnergySolutions and the work they do to protect and preserve the environment.

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