Federal Shutdown Spurs New Location for Hearing on Spent Fuel Storage License

By ExchangeMonitor

The partial shutdown of the federal government has forced relocation of oral arguments next week on requests to intervene in the Nuclear Regulatory Commission license application for a planned spent nuclear fuel storage site in New Mexico. The oral arguments will…

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