11 June 2001 Fears abound about Russia’s plans to get-rich-quick by processing nuclear fuel. ST.PETERSBURG, Russia-Russia’s most recent money-making scheme could bring 20,000 tons of nuclear waste into the country over the next two decades. The plan, enabled by a bill recently passed by the state Duma, the lower house of parliament, has been vigorously criticized by economists, ecologists, and […]

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