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...bushes."
Once every month, Department of Energy offers a public tour of Yucca Mountain, the once and future (perhaps) site of America's nuclear waste repository. At 7:30 a.m., our group has picked up our box lunches and boarded four tour buses headed for the remote site. It's an interesting collection of people. They all profess neutrality and insists they are just looking for facts.
"We should have gone nuclear 20 years ago," says Tom Lipiec, a film equipment manufacturer who has driven up for the day from Los Angeles. "We...
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