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FY11 ANA Budget Analysis
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The topic of what to do with spent nuclear fuel is ripe for debate. Commercial utilities, the Department of Energy, and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission all have important legal and moral obligations to responsibly manage the waste that's been produced in the past six decades.
Several proposals for dealing with spent nuclear fuel have been pursued since the dawn of the nuclear age. ANA's perspectives on some of the more relevant proposals can be found below.
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FY11 ANA Budget Analysis |
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| Funding for the
Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration |
| | (All numbers in thousands of US dollars) |
| | Weapons
Activities | FY 2011 | | Directed Stockpile Work | 1,898,379 | | Life Extension Programs | 249,463 | | W76 Life Extension Program (LEP) | 249,463 | | Stockpile Systems | 649,366 | | B61 Stockpile Systems | 317,136 | | B61 System Sustainment | 65,495 | | B61 Phase 6.2/6.2A Study | 251,641 | | Weapons Dismantlement and Disposition | 58,025 | | Stockpile Services | 941,525 | | Plutonium Sustainment | 190,318 | | Formerly Plutonium Capability (FY09) | - | | Formerly Pit
Manufacturing and Cert. Campaign (FY08) | - | | Campaigns | 1,716,566 | | Science Campaign | 365,222 | | Advanced Certification | 76,972 | | Primary Assessment Technologies | 85,723 | | Dynamic Materials Properties | 96,984 | | Advanced Radiography | 23,594 | | Secondary Assessment Technologies | 81,949 | | Test
Readiness (Transferred to NTS RTBF Program Readiness) | - | | Engineering Campaign | 141,920 | | Enhanced Surety | 42,429 | | Inertial Confinement Fusion Ignition and
High Yield Campaign | 481,548 | | National Ignition Facility (NIF)
diagnostics | 102,649 | | Facility Ops and Target Production (NIF,
OMEGA, & Z) | 260,393 | | Advanced Simulation and Computing
Campaign | 615,748 | | Readiness Campaign | 112,092 | | Tritium Readiness | 50,187 | | Readiness in Technical Base and
Facilities (RTBF) | 1,848,970 | | Operations of Facilities | 1,449,954 | | Kansas City Plant (KCP) | 186,102 | | Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
(LLNL) | 80,106 | | Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) | 318,464 | | Advanced Recovery and Integrated
Extraction System (ARIES) | - | | Nevada Test Site | 80,077 | | Pantex | 121,254 | | Sandia National Laboratory (SNL) | 117,369 | | Savannah River Site (SRS) | 92,722 | | Y-12 Production Plant (see below for
decrease) | 220,927 | | Institutional Site Support | 40,970 | | Program Readiness | 69,309 | | Test Readiness at Nevada Test Site
(estimated same as 2009) | 5,408 | | Facility Design/Construction | 399,016 | | Los Alamos Neutron Science Center
(LANSCE) Reinvestment | 0 | | Various Locations Project Eng. and
Design | - | | Y-12
Uranium Processing Facility (separate line item in FY10) |
| | Y-12 Uranium Processing Facility | 115,016 | | LANL Chemistry & Metallurgy Research
Replacement (CMRR) | 225,000 | | Pit Disassembly and
Conversion Facility-SRS 10 | - | | Secure Transportation Asset | 248,045 | | Nuclear Counterterrorism Incident
Response | 233,134 | | Facilities and Infrastructure
Recapitalization Program | 94,000 | | Site Stewardship | 105,478 | | Total, Weapons Activities | 7,008,835 | | Total, Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation | 2,687,167 | | Fissile Materials Disposition | 1,030,713 | | MOX Irradiation, Feedstock, and
Transportation | 107,787 | | MOX Fuel Fabrication Facility at the
Savannah River Site | 475,788 | | Waste Solidification Building | 57,000 | | Pit Disassembly and Conversion Faciltiy
Construction | 80,000 | | Total, Naval Reactors | 1,070,486 | | Total, Office of the Administrator | 448,267 | | Total, NNSA | 11,214,755 |
FY11 Analysis by ANA Member Nuke Watch NM
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