Decommissioning Cost Hike at Sellafield Intolerable: Exec

MANCHESTER, England — Stakeholders leading the cleanup at the Sellafield nuclear fuel reprocessing and decommissioning site in Cumbria, England, cannot tolerate decommissioning cost spikes, like the 25 percent increase experienced at the site in 2005,…

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Decommissioning Cost Hike at Sellafield Intolerable: Exec

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