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1 Introduction
Pages 8-14

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... depending on the radiation dose rate measured at the surface of waste containers. While CH-TRU waste can be safely handled by direct contact, RH-TRU waste requires heavy container shielding or remote-handling equipment.
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... Introduction 9
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... This class of permit modification requires a public notice, a 60-day comment period, and hearings, including testimony and cross-examination of witnesses, before N-MED issues the final draft permit language.
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... Document ~ contains EPA regulatory requirements to ensure that the waste emplaced in WIPP falls within the envelope limits required to maintain compliance with radiological disposal standards. Document 2 contains regulatory requirements to ensure that the non-radiological hazardous characteristics of the waste emplaced in WIPP are compatible with RCRA requirements.
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... Once the characterization methods for RH-TRU waste are finalized, it is the committee's understanding that DOE will produce one document combining all regulatory requirements to help generator sites implement their characterization programs.
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... While the regulatory requirements for the characterization of TRU waste destined for WIPP, established in the EPA Certification and RCRA Permit, apply to both CH- and RH-TRU waste, the waste characterization plans may propose different approaches to address these requirements. The committee evaluated, from a technical point of view, the approach DOE is proposing to characterize RH-TRU waste and how DOE proposes to address regulatory requirements.
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... In December 2001, the committee released an interim report with initial findings and recommendations relevant to the July 2001 draft. These findings and recommendations can be found in Appendix C


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