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Comments Due for Powertech's Proposed Dewey-Burdock Project |
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Please take this opportunity to comment.
Public comments on the draft environmental impact statement for Powertech's Dewey-Burdock Uranium mine in South Dakota are due by January 10.
All comments must be received via mail or fax by January 10 to assure consideration.
The NRC has stated that the January 10 deadline is firm and they are not going to extend it despite the comment period occuring over a major holiday season.
Comments can be submitted by three methods:
MAIL - Mail comments to:
Cindy Bladey, Chief
Rules, Announcements, and Directives Branch (RADB)
Office of Administration
Mail Stop: TWB–05– B01M
U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Washington, DC 20555– 0001
FAX - Fax comments to: RADB at 301– 492–3446.
ONLINE - Comments can be submitted online at http://www.regulations.gov/#!submitComment;D=NRC-2012-0277-0001
Comments cannot be submitted by email.
For more information go to http://www.powertechexposed.com/
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Colorado Activists Took on Uranium Giant and Won - For Now at Least |
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FORT COLLINS — When Canadian-based Powertech decided to explore a vast bed of buried uranium near the tiny Weld County town of Nunn in 2007, it expected to revive an industry key to refueling nuclear power in America.
It did not expect to stir a diverse and savvy group of locals who may have scuttled the company's designs for uranium exploration in northern Colorado for good.
Read the Article in the Denver Post by Monte Whaley...
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Powertech Uranium Lawsuit Dismissed |
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DENVER, Colo. -- On Friday, July 15th Denver District Court Judge Christina Habas rejected in its entirety a lawsuit brought by Powertech Uranium Corp., a Canadian uranium prospecting company, against the Colorado Mined Land Reclamation Board seeking to overturn comprehensive regulations aimed at protecting ground water from in situ leach uranium mining impacts and ensuring full involvement in the mine permitting process by affected local citizens.
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South Dakota Legislation to Challenge Powertech Pushed Law |
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House Bill 1098 was introduced by Rep. Patricia Stricherz on January 20, 2012 in the South Dakota State Legislature that would repeal Senate Bill 158 signed by South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard on March 28, 2011. House Bill 1098 will restore the state's full role in regulating in situ leach uranium mining and insure that distant federal bureaucrats are not in control of South Dakota's future.
Read Article in the Rapid City Journal
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Residents Slam Water Test Permit Proposal for Powertech |
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Attendees at EPA hearing in Nunn strongly oppose leach mining operation
By Chris Casey. Greeley Tribune. June 7, 2011.
NUNN — Northern Coloradans at an Environmental Protection Agency hearing Monday night gave an emphatic thumbs-down to a draft pump test permit, which is precursor stage to a controversial in-situ leach uranium mining operation.
About 60 people attended the public hearing at the Nunn Community Center. It was the second time around for the test permit application, which the EPA, after hearing public comment and reviewing Powertech Uranium Corp.'s previous pump tests, approved late last year.
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