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Diablo Canyon advocacy, Midwest nuclear legislation among April state news items
Pending, passed, and coveted legislation involving nuclear energy made their way across multiple state capitol buildings in the month of April. Here are a few notable updates from California, Iowa, Kentucky, and Missouri.
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Nuclear Technology | Volume 3 | Number 8 | August 1967 | Pages 474-480
Technical Paper and Note | doi.org/10.13182/NT67-A27778
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Underground storage as a disposal method for long-lived radioactive gases is an attractive possibility. It is estimated that radioactive gases could be disposed of underground for about 2/1000 ft3 (atm) of waste gas. Possible problems which might arise with this type of disposal are discussed.