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["Toni Hawryluk" <tonihawr AT msn.com>]

---- Original Message ----- From: Jerry W. 
Shepperd<mailto:shepperd AT austincc.edu> 
>  from Francis Bacon's Of Studies:

> "Some books are 
>  the mathematics subtile; 

What I discovered after my vehicle accident
and resulting 'brain-shakeup, was that by
working with mathematics problems (there
was some retraining involved here) I got
back - regressed ?? <g> - some of my
abstract thinking processes. Now when I'm
puzzled about something the workbook is
brought out and I 'continue' ...
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Subject: Re: [Homestead] Fine book by Richard Dawkins,
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>  we had to recite went "...always was and always will be..."  

"...always ..." in human terms what 'humans' understand, 
but then some 'understand' more than others - education/
environment/evolution in action ?
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The Columibia River 'runs' past Hanford - although some leaks

into ground water were pooh-poohed (*not* a pun) the fears of 

fouling the Pacific Ocean (the Columbia empties into the Pacific) 

and West Coast salmon/other fisheries all the way up to Alaska 

helped to *start* the clean-up - so "the government" - guess who -

is attempting even more poisoning/killing.



http://famulus.msnbc.com/famulusgen/ap11-30-185727.asp?t=apnew&vts=113020041920<http://famulus.msnbc.com/famulusgen/ap11-30-185727.asp?t=apnew&vts=113020041920>

 

Justice Department to fight Hanford initiative in court

By SHANNON DININNY
ASSOCIATED PRESS

YAKIMA, Wash., Nov. 30 - The government plans to ask a judge to overturn a 
Washington state initiative that bars the Energy Department from sending 
radioactive waste from other states to the Hanford nuclear site until waste 
already there is cleaned up. 
       The measure is scheduled to take effect Dec. 2. 

 

     The Justice Department planned to seek a temporary restraining order 
Wednesday to keep the initiative from becoming law, The Associated Press 
learned from a government official familiar with the case who spoke on 
condition of anonymity. 
       The government also planned to challenge the constitutionality of the 
initiative on the grounds it violates federal laws governing nuclear waste 
and interstate commerce, the official said. 
       The 586-square-mile <>Hanford reservation was created in World War II 
as part of the top-secret Manhattan Project to build the atomic bomb. It 
remains the most contaminated site in the nation, with cleanup costs expected 
to total $50 billion to $60 billion. 
       At issue are the federal government's plans for disposing of waste 
from World War II and Cold War-era nuclear weapons production nationwide. The 
Energy Department chose Hanford to dispose of some mildly radioactive waste 
and mixed low-level waste, which is laced with chemicals. 
       The site also would serve as a packaging center for some highly 
radioactive waste - plutonium-contaminated rags, tools and other discarded 
items - before it is shipped elsewhere for long-term disposal. 
       In 2003, Washington state sued to block waste shipments from entering 
the state, fearing Hanford would become a radioactive waste dump. The Energy 
Department voluntarily suspended the shipments after the lawsuit was filed, 
but the case remains in federal court. 


 

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