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In article <ENVBEH-L%93042007433287@VM.POLY.EDU>, Michael Kirk-Smith <EGBJ23@UPVAX.ULSTER.AC.UK> writes...
>Re: Nuclear Waste Site
> 
>Fascinating...could you give us a very brief summary of the seven
>design solutions?
> 
    Well, I wasn't taking notes, but this is what I remember:

    Assume each site to be a square mile or so in size (maybe it was larger
    than this - I can't recall.

    1. Gravel surface with 6-8 foot high sculpture of barbed wire emanating
    from the ground at irregular intervals over the entire surface of the
    site.

    2. Trenches dug around the edge of the site with the dirt piled up over
    the site to give the appearance of a huge lid placed over the ground.

    3. 6 to 8 foot high concrete blocks arranged over the entire site. 
    Blocks are roughly square in shape.  Crevices between the blocks are
    irregular passageways that are barely wide enough for one person to
    move through and are clearly too narrow for one person to pass another
    one in.

    I don't recall the others.  If I can find out where this work is
    published (if it is) I will post the info here.

    d  
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