Canada Prepares Field Studies at Potential Spent-Fuel Disposal Location

By ExchangeMonitor

The Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) in Canada could by September begin preparing to drill the first test boreholes in the second of two locations still in contention to house a deep geologic repository for spent fuel from the nation’s nuclear power…

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