PWR is the most common type of nuclear reactor, representing about 60% of all nuclear power reactors in the world. PWRs are adopted in countries such as the United States, France, Japan, Russia and China. PWRs use light water (ordinary water) for neutron moderation* and reactor heat removal.
Clark township in Union County has a population of under 15,000 last we checked. The township is well-served by NJ Transit and Routes such as Garden State Parkway and Routes 608, 613, 615 and 632. Middlesex Water Company has a reservoir in Clark. Milton Lake is nearby too.
Welcome to the Asotin County Regional Landfill The landfill comprises approximately 76 acres and is located in the Clarkston Heights. The landfill began in 1975 on the western half of the landfill site. This portion comprises approximately 46 acres and is an unlined landfill area which closed in 1993 as Municipal Solid Waste regulations changed, requiring a liner system, leachate and gas collection systems. In the eastern portion of the site, three lined areas were constructed per the new regulations (referred to as Cells A, B and C). Cell A began filling in 1991. Cells B & C opened in 1997. A fourth Cell, Cell D, opened in 2014. Cells A, B, C, and D are currently being filled together.