Federal Court Agrees to Hold on Enviros’ Petition Against ISP Interim Storage Site

By ExchangeMonitor

A federal judge last week put an indefinite hold on a coalition of environmental groups’ petition against a proposed interim spent fuel storage site in west Texas, court filings show. The D.C. circuit court of appeals also agreed to consolidate the complaints…

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