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Fairfax keeping eye on uranium mining
The largest drinking water provider in Virginia is closely watching the uranium mining debate, and recently released its own uranium report.
Fairfax Water’s board of directors sponsored an $85,000 study to become better informed about potential risks and impacts of uranium mining, as the General Assembly may debate lifting the state’s 30-year uranium mining moratorium as early as next session.
For Fairfax Water in Northern Virginia, the uranium question isn’t just a Pittsylvania County issue. While Coles Hill is the only known economically viable uranium deposit in Virginia, utility board chair Phil Allin said the possibility exists for uranium to be found elsewhere in Virginia, depending on the demand and price of uranium, future exploration and technology.
According to the National Academy of Sciences report, more than 55 elevated uranium occurrences have been identified in Virginia, and only the Coles Hill deposit appears to be “potentially economically viable at present.”
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Board games family-friendly holiday fun 2005 Drinking and Dick Clark aren't the only two ways to pass time until that glistering ball drops in New York City. This New Year's Eve, why not while away the hours playing a board game? If you've been stuck on Monopoly and Clue, you'll be amazed at |
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Fairfax keeping eye on uranium mining The largest drinking water provider in Virginia is closely watching the uranium mining debate, and recently released its own uranium report. Fairfax Water's board of directors sponsored an $85000 study to become better informed about potential risks |
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Queasy at New Year's parties? Call 28866449 Bring the board down Staying at home doesn't mean that you vegetate in front of the TV. You can resurrect your childhood with board games. Try Uno, Taboo, Monopoly and Pictionary. Mihir Vora, co-owner of Board Games Bash, a group with 857 |
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