A 1990s bill would ship up to 90,000 nuclear waste loads by highway

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That bill has perhaps one of the largest potential ecological impacts of any piece of legislation ever presented to the U.S. Congress. It would authorize the transportation of up to 90,000 shipments of nuclear waste on America’s highways and railways across the country. — Winona LaDuke, All Our Relations, 567

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• QUESTION: Who actually bore the routing risk west of Yucca across Western Shoshone territory, and how did the route map finalize given 50 million people near likely routes?