91.   The waste is only a few watts per set, but nationwide it adds up to billions of kilowatt hours costing hundreds of millions of dollars.

92.   The waste is so dangerous that people are not allowed in the chamber and all of the work is done by remote-controlled machines.

93.   There is little waste.

94.   There is waste in the system, no doubt, but not nearly as much as people think.

95.   Things are somewhat different at the Idaho facility, where the nuclear waste is stored in bins in the form of an acidic granular solid called calcine.

96.   Unless medical or radioactive waste is involved, no U.S. laws appear to have been violated.

97.   Virginia, like other states, requires that medical waste be disposed of at special facilities.

98.   Waste was stored improperly in some cases, he said, but it was hard to find out what old storage tanks contained.

99.   When the floodwaters recede, the EPA will learn much about whether these wastes have been properly stored and whether stronger state and federal regulation is required.

100.   Yes, but a warm cellar, if it is not lived in, is a waste of heat.