Round up: Canadian non-fuel waste rec; Japanese seafood ban; Trump and DeSantis on Yucca; more

By ExchangeMonitor

Canada’s Nuclear Waste Management Organization recommended that the country dispose of intermediate-level and non-fuel, high-level radioactive waste in a deep geologic repository, according to a press release from the non-profit corporation, which at the Canadian…

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