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The EPA's Title 6 - Too Little, Too Late?
The Environmental Protection Agency says minority neighborhoods have been saddled with an unfair share of incinerators, dumps and other sources of pollution. The EPA's Title 6 is supposed to take care of that. But will it? Or is it too late? And what is New Mexico saying about the first underground repository for nuclear waste in its back yard?
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readLuke Cole: General Counsel for the Center on Race, Poverty and the Environment. William Kovacs: Vice President for the Environment and Energy, US Chamber of Commerce. George Dials: Manager of the US Department of Energy Carlsbad Area Office overseeing the WIPP project and administering the National Transuranic Waste program (NTP). Don Hancock: Director of the the Nuclear Waste Safety Program at the South West Research and Information Center in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Robert Jones: Consultant to the Federal Government and the Nuclear Energy Institute. Senator Judd Greg: Republican Senator from New Hampshire and Co-Chairman of the National Commission on Retirement Policy. Jane Harman: Congresswoman and Democratic candidate for Governor of California.
topic: SOCIAL SECURITY REFORM
