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Public Comments Welcome

The Danville Regional Foundation (DRF) announced today it has received proposals from two nationally-known groups,  Resources for the Future and RTI International,  to conduct an independent socioeconomic study on the regional impact of uranium mining.

Abstracts of these proposals are online and available for public comments until July 18, 2010.

Registered, public comments (see Why Register) submitted online will be reviewed and used in selecting the organization to conduct the study.  Read the Resources for the Future Abstract and the RTI International Abstract, then share your comments below. Learn how to post a comment here.