Federal Law Does Not Allow Private Interim Storage, TX AG Argues

By Benjamin Weiss

No existing federal law allowed the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to license a proposed commercial interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel in Texas, the Lone Star State’s attorney general told a federal judge this week, rolling out his long-awaited argument…

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