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LES IS 100% FOREIGN OWNED.
In March 2006 URENCO (a European enrichment consortium) purchased the Westinghouse share of LES.
URENCO IS NOW MAJORITY OWNER OF LES.
LES is now owned by URENCO, BNFL (the U.K. Government), UCN (the Dutch Government) and two German utilities (E.On and RWE).
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If you think placing the ownership of American Ports in the hand of foreign owners is a bad idea think about what it does to American security to place the ownership of American uranium enrichment in the hands of foreigners. For an in-depth analysis of what is behind the foreign ownership of America click on the "NATIONS OF SLAVES - THE INVISIBLE CAUSE" link at the bottom of this web page.
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KNOW THE TRUTH. DO NOT BE BRAINWASHED BY LES. Contraray to what April Wade of LES says, resolving nuclear waste isses "outside the NRC process" is NOT legally binding on LES. Cheap talk and empty promises by LES are the name of the game unless LEGALLY BINDING legislation on these issues is passed either by the NRC or by Congress.
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WCS SCHEDULED TO BEGIN RECEIVING FERNALD WASTE. ONE STEP AT A TIME WCS WILL BECOME A MAJOR NUCLEAR DUMP SITE THAT POSES GREAT DANGER FOR THE PEOPLE OF EUNICE, NM.
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LES SIGNS MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING WITH WCS TO BUILD A DECONVERSION PLANT AND SHIP LES WAS 100 YARDS ACROSS THE TX-NM BORDER FROM EUNICE. DECONVERTED WASTE IS STILL UP TO 3 1/2 TIMES MORE RADIO ACTIVE THAN WIPP WASTE.
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N.M. Might Keep Nuke Waste - Albuquerque Journal 11/28
N.M. Might Keep Nuke Waste
11/28/04
By John Fleck
Journal Staff Writer
Critics Point to Loophole in Law
Legislation intended to remove radioactive waste from New Mexico could allow the waste to be left in the state instead, critics say.
The legislation, included by Sen. Pete Domenici,
R-N.M., in a massive spending bill approved over the weekend, was intended to ensure waste from a proposed nuclear fuel factory is disposed of outside the state, according to a Domenici aide.
Gov. Bill Richardson's office called the legislation "inadequate" to address the state's concerns that New Mexico could end up stuck with the plant's massive inventory of waste.
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