Federal Price Tag for Spent Fuel Disposal Delay Hits $7.4 Billion

By Chris Schneidmiller

The federal government has paid $7.4 billion to resolve dozens of lawsuits from nuclear utilities over the Department of Energy’s failure to meet its legal obligation to dispose of spent nuclear fuel from commercial power reactors, the DOE Inspector General’s…

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