Feds ‘have a role’ in interim storage alongside private sector, Granholm says

By Benjamin Weiss

WASHINGTON — Though the government lags private industry in the development of centralized nuclear waste storage, Washington can still be part of the solution, the Secretary of Energy said here this week. “I understand that there are private efforts going on,…

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