Barndioota Gets Nod for Australian Radioactive Waste Site

By Chris Schneidmiller

Barndioota, South Australia, has preliminary been selected as the site of the nation’s first permanent storage site for low- and intermediate-level nuclear waste, MP Josh Frydenberg, minister for resources, energy, and Northern Australia, announced Friday. The…

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