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cjrl-2303	Nelson, R. Benjamin	Tribe-Sanctioned Nuclear Waste Facilities and Their Involuntary Neighbors	2014	26	.pdf	application/pdf	15839	694	53	THE LACK OF LEGAL REMEDIES FOR MINORITY TRIBE MEMBERS This Part discusses the uphill legal battle that minority tribe members will face if they challenge the BIA’s approval of the lease for a nuclear waste facility or seek damages from the BIA for an accident at the site. Therefore, Congress should use its impending nuclear waste legislation to ensure adequate consideration of the interests of minority tribe members and lessen their burden in the event that a facility is constructed on their reservation.223 In order to achieve these aims, Congress should clarify the necessity of preparing an EIS before finalizing site selection, oppose the co-location of a repository and temporary storage facility, require progress toward the development of a repository before searching for a temporary facility, and establish a mechanism for tribe members to submit their comments on the project.	cache/cjrl-2303.pdf	txt/cjrl-2303.txt