Demolition Planned for Nautilus Nuke Sub Prototype in Idaho

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy’s $7.6-billion cleanup office will soon move to tear down a land-based reactor in Idaho considered integral to development of the United States first nuclear-powered submarine in the 1950s. The DOE Office of Environmental Management said…

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