Energy Dept. Finalizes Changes to Longstanding Nuke Safety Rule

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy on Sunday finalized changes to its rule about nuclear safety management that, according to the government’s independent nuclear health and safety watchdog, could encourage contractors to unsafely increase radioactive hazards in old buildings. After…

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