Secondly, if WIPP opens, then the people of Denver will be at risk due to the transportation of nuclear reactive material traveling on highway I-25. Finally, keeping the radioactive material at Rocky Flats sounds like an expensive solution. I have only been attending these meetings for a short time. If my opinions are unsound due to lack of accurate information, I look forward to hearing your input. I've come up with a pyramid design.
Granite is the most abundant and dense material in the world.
I look at the ancient pyramids of Egypt, and also have looked at the Maya and the Aztecs. They all built structures like this. I'm thinking about a structure that people can drive by and say, Colorado's on the right track by putting this storage facility above ground. That can fit into the budget with no transportation. Put it in a six-year sequence, you would still have money left over for other projects.