Advisory Panel Considers Future of Yucca Mountain Document System

Members of an advisory panel to the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission today will have an opportunity to offer their opinion on the future of a retired database for nearly 3.7 million documents on the agency’s review of the Energy Department license application…

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