N.M. Waste Storage Site Will Be Licensed: Holtec Exec

By ExchangeMonitor

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission will license the nuclear waste interim storage facility Holtec International intends to build in southeastern New Mexico, company President and CEO Kris Singh proclaimed Wednesday, noting that the prospect is now a matter of political…

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