Energy Communities urges DOE to use revamped high-level waste policy to speed disposal

By Wayne Barber

The Department of Energy needs to “prioritize” a 2019 policy change that said much high-level radioactive waste is not hazardous enough to require deep underground disposal, a Washington-based group said in a report Thursday.
“DOE should re-energize its use…

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