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Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) for Tritium Supply and Recycling

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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  EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for Tritium Supply and Recycling Volume I
  SUMMARY
  CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION
    1.1 The Tritium Supply and Recycling Proposal
    1.2 Compliance with the National Environmental Policy Act for Tritium Supply and Recycling
    1.3 Time Period Considered in Analysis
    1.4 Background
    1.5 Other National Environmental Policy Act Reviews
    1.6 Program Changes
    1.7 Public Participation
    1.8 Organization of the Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement
    1.9 Preparation of the Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement
  CHAPTER 2: PURPOSE OF AND NEED FOR THE DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY'S ACTION
    2.1 Purpose of and Need for the Department of Energy's Action
  CHAPTER 3: TRITIUM SUPPLY AND RECYCLING ALTERNATIVES
    3.1 Development of Tritium Supply and Recycling Alternatives
    3.2 Tritium Supply and Recycling Alternatives
    3.3 Candidate Sites
    3.4 Tritium Supply Technologies and Recycling
    3.5 Pollution Prevention and Waste Minimization
    3.6 Comparison of Tritium Supply and Recycling Alternatives
    3.7 Agency Preferred Alternative
  CHAPTER 4: AFFECTED ENVIRONMENT ANDENVIRONMENTALIMPACTS
    4.1 Environmental Resource Methodologies 
    4.2 Idaho National Engineering Laboratory
    4.3 Nevada Test Site
    4.4 Oak Ridge Reservation
    4.5 Pantex Plant
    4.6 Savannah River Site
    4.7 Intersite Transport of Tritium Supply and Recycling Materials
    4.8 Potential Impacts From Tritium Supply Options
    4.9 Cumulative Impacts
    4.10 Commercial Light Water Reactor Alternative and/or Contingency
    4.11 Producing Tritium at an Earlier Date
    4.12 Unavoidable Adverse Environmental Impacts
    4.13 Relationship Between Local ShortTerm Uses of the Environment and the Maintenance
    4.14 Irreversible and Irretrievable Commitments of Resources
    4.15 Facility Transition
    4.16 Environmental Justice in Minority and Low-Income Populations
  CHAPTER 5: ENVIRONMENTAL, OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH PERMITS AND COMPLIANCE REQUIREMENTS
    5.1 Introduction and Purpose
    5.2 Background
    5.3 Environmental Statutes, Orders, and Agreements
    5.4 Federal and State Environmental Enforcement
    5.5 Compliance with Occupational Safety and Health Requirements  
  CHAPTER 6: REFERENCES
  CHAPTER 7: LIST OF PREPARERS
  CHAPTER 8: LIST OF AGENCIES, ORGANIZATIONS, AND PERSONSTO WHOM COPIES OF THIS STATEMENT  
  CHAPTER 9: GLOSSARY 
  CHAPTER 10: INDEX
Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for Tritium Supply and Recycling Volume II
DOE/EIS-0161 Final Programmatic Environmental Impact Statement for Tritium Supply and Recycling Volume III
  CHAPTER 1: ISSUE CATEGORIES
  CHAPTER 2: COMMENT DOCUMENTS
  CHAPTER 3: COMMENT SUMMARIES AND RESPONSES