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EWG Nuclear Waste Route Map
Los Angeles, CA
Glendale
Sierra Maare
MO 101 vanaf StudioCity
Pasadena CELERO
East
Arcadia Adams Eagle Rock 710
Pasadena 101
Mayli San Mamino Eat San South Garvanya
Gabriel
Villa Beverly
Pasadena Glen
Temple
City West Hollywood 403
Gabriel
Alhambra Hollywood
End
Echo Park BUT AL Beverly Hills
BSSON Hapov
Te sonte Valicy 101 DC101
Monterey Rosemeau Westwood
Park Tentwood
South Ei Avo 70
Monte
1 South San
60 East Los
Gatarie)
Angeles Palts Ladera Heights
Montebello Cuber City View Park
Commerce Pico Rive a Marina 405W
Huntington del Rey
Park Maywood do Park 110
Bel Florence
LOS NOS Walnut Park
Whittier Westchestec Inglewood
Cudaly
Bell
Gardens Playa Westment
Santa Fe South Gate
Cold Was
Springs Lennox
Downey
South West 5052 Lynwood
Whiter Athens
STORKY Deline El Segundo
Willowbrook Hawthorne
Gen Anderson Fwy
Norwalk Paramount
La Mir Compton
Gardena Manhattan
West Beach
Bellower Lawndale Compran
Cerrillos
91 405 moso ROOSAVER
Artesia Beuca EIN
la 2007 Telo Atlas
Prospective nuclear waste shipment routes to Yucca Mountain, Nevada as depicted on Google Maps. //archive.ewg.org/reports/nuclearwaste/mapresults.php?&lat=34.052659421375964&lng=118.24310302734375 &Z=10&type-on%20Satellite
There is only one operating nuclear power reactor in Missouri, yet under DOE's nuclear waste transportation plan Missouri would become a major thoroughfare for the transportation of nuclear waste from around the country heading to the proposed Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump. EWG estimates that 933,724 people live within 1 mile of the DOE's proposed routes for the shipment of high-level nuclear waste across Missouri from out of state; some 2,780,602 people live within 5 miles. Our geographic information system analysis also finds an estimated 368 schools within 1 mile of the DOE's proposed high-level nuclear waste transportation routes and 1,004 schools within 5 miles. We also estimate that 28 hospitals are within 1 mile and 55 hospitals are within 5 miles.
Again, localized, community-specific information of this sort might or might not affect the opinions of Missourians regarding the shipment through their cities and their communities of nuclear waste from other states. The only way we will know if this information is important is if we entrust it to the people of Missouri before decisions that affect them are made.
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EWG Nuclear Waste Route Map
Los Angeles, CA
Glendale
Sierra Maare
MO 101 vanaf StudioCity
Pasadena CELERO
East
Arcadia Adams Eagle Rock 710
Pasadena 101
Mayli San Mamino Eat San South Garvanya
Gabriel
Villa Beverly
Pasadena Glen
Temple
City West Hollywood 403
Gabriel
Alhambra Hollywood
End
Echo Park BUT AL Beverly Hills
BSSON Hapov
Te sonte Valicy 101 DC101
Monterey Rosemeau Westwood
Park Tentwood
South Ei Avo 70
Monte
1 South San
60 East Los
Gatarie)
Angeles Palts Ladera Heights
Montebello Cuber City View Park
Commerce Pico Rive a Marina 405W
Huntington del Rey
Park Maywood do Park 110
Bel Florence
LOS NOS Walnut Park
Whittier Westchestec Inglewood
Cudaly
Bell
Gardens Playa Westment
Santa Fe South Gate
Cold Was
Springs Lennox
Downey
South West 5052 Lynwood
Whiter Athens
STORKY Deline El Segundo
Willowbrook Hawthorne
Gen Anderson Fwy
Norwalk Paramount
La Mir Compton
Gardena Manhattan
West Beach
Bellower Lawndale Compran
Cerrillos
91 405 moso ROOSAVER
Artesia Beuca EIN
la 2007 Telo Atlas
Prospective nuclear waste shipment routes to Yucca Mountain, Nevada as depicted on Google Maps. //archive.ewg.org/reports/nuclearwaste/mapresults.php?&lat=34.052659421375964&lng=118.24310302734375 &Z=10&type-on%20Satellite
There is only one operating nuclear power reactor in Missouri, yet under DOE's nuclear waste transportation plan Missouri would become a major thoroughfare for the transportation of nuclear waste from around the country heading to the proposed Yucca Mountain nuclear waste dump. EWG estimates that 933,724 people live within 1 mile of the DOE's proposed routes for the shipment of high-level nuclear waste across Missouri from out of state; some 2,780,602 people live within 5 miles. Our geographic information system analysis also finds an estimated 368 schools within 1 mile of the DOE's proposed high-level nuclear waste transportation routes and 1,004 schools within 5 miles. We also estimate that 28 hospitals are within 1 mile and 55 hospitals are within 5 miles.
Again, localized, community-specific information of this sort might or might not affect the opinions of Missourians regarding the shipment through their cities and their communities of nuclear waste from other states. The only way we will know if this information is important is if we entrust it to the people of Missouri before decisions that affect them are made.