Compromise Energy Budget Likely to Zero Out Yucca Mountain, Insiders Say

By Chris Schneidmiller

HENDERSON, Nev. — There is little chance the appropriations bill covering the Department of Energy and Nuclear Regulatory Commission will provide any funding in fiscal 2019 for licensing the long-planned Yucca Mountain nuclear-waste repository in Nevada,…

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