From Deseret News archives:

Utah continues to try blocking PFS waste site by pursuing:

Published: Monday, Dec. 5, 2005 10:35 p.m. MST
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• Wilderness designation of land in the area, which would prohibit development.

• Federal court review of a Nuclear Regulatory Commission license issued to PFS.

• Bureau of Land Management denial of action needed to allow a rail line to the area.

• Bureau of Indian Affairs denial of a lease for PFS.

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