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(From McClatchy-Tribune Regional News - The Salt Lake Tribune - Utah)

Byline: Judy Fahys

An exchange on state Sen. Howard Stephenson's Red Meat Radio show two weeks ago has rekindled a red-hot debate about the hazards of radioactive waste.

In the show, the Draper Republican was talking with EnergySolutions' Steve Creamer about the low-level radioactive waste the company handles at its mile-square Tooele County disposal site.

"So, I could use this in my grow boxes?" Stephenson asked.

"You probably could," said the company's head and star of its recent image-burnishing advertising blitz. The campaign has occurred during a …

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