Concern persists that NRC’s coming rule change could leave states holding bag on Greater-Than-Class-C waste

By Dan Leone

PHOENIX — Unwilling states could be forced to regulate Greater-Than-Class-C waste under a pending federal rule change, the head of an interest group for states that regulate low-level radioactive waste said here. States that took on responsibility for regulating…

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