Lawsuit targets US-Canada nuclear waste transport plan

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Lawsuit targets US-Canada nuclear waste transport plan

| Aug 30, 2016 1:20PM EDT
Opposition to the shipment of liquid radioactive waste from Canada to South Carolina by truck spotlights broader challenge to hazardous materials transportation.
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