I admit I don't know the whole story, but those benefits sound kind of weak to me and my take on the last test was that it was just the quickest way to dispose of a giant prototype they didn't need anymore as they had already built the next. And it seems they acted in bad faith concerning the apparently entirely predictable damage to the surrounding environment, which I know just looks like crap land to many, but as a desert person I feel for it. I'm happy to know there's some bureaucratic backlash for that. I don't get the urgency. I'm open to understanding better, but I offer my viewpoint from the bleachers.