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Panel Session 1: WM2019 Plenary Session

Fiore, Jim·Gallagher, James·Mathieson, John·Velshi, Rumina·Simpson, Mike·Hagen, Terry·White, Anne
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The plenary panel focused on government and industry world leaders speaking on the pressing issues facing radioactive waste management in 2019 and beyond. Presentations proposed include: 1 - Waste Management Symposium 2019 - Plenary Session (Rumina Velshi, Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (Canada)); 2 - The DOE 2019 Featured Site - Idaho (Congressman Mike Simpson, United States House of Representatives, Idaho's 2. Congressional District)

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Fiore, Jim, Gallagher, James, Mathieson, John, Velshi, Rumina, Simpson, Mike, Hagen, Terry, White, Anne. 2019-07-01. Panel Session 1: WM2019 Plenary Session. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/23005263

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