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ID: | 129 |
Date: | 2005-11-07 |
Headline: | Stakes are high as downwinder's trial gets started | ||
Reporter's name: | Karen Dan Steele |
Delay/denial: | No |
Lawsuit: | No |
Fees: | No |
Media outlet: | The Spokesman-Review |
City: | Spokane, WA |
Summary: | FOIA requests from The Spokesman-Review and several watchdog groups monitoring the Hanford Nuclear Reservation resulted in the 1986 declassification of U.S. Department of Energy monitoring reports of radiation releases from Hanford, the paper reported. The reports were the first that people in the region learned of the releases, which were at the crux of several federal lawsuits over whether the radiation caused cancer. | ||
Keywords: | Hanford Nuclear Reservation; plutonium; thyroid cancer; jury; trial | ||
Impact: | Information declassified after frequent FOIA requests. | ||
Agencies: DOE |
States: ID |
Categories: nuclear safety |
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