EM recycling program would have access to Advanced Test reactor fuel

By ExchangeMonitor

The foray into spent fuel recycling by the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management (EM) will take advantage of used nuclear fuel (UNF) from a test reactor at the Idaho National Laboratory.
That is according to material issued with the request…

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