For now, no path to federal interim storage, spent fuel caucus member Rep. Courtney says

By Benjamin Weiss

WATERFORD, CT — Congress probably will not allow the Department of Energy to build an interim storage site for nuclear waste any time soon, one of Capitol Hill’s foremost advocates for spent fuel solutions said this week. Federal law passed as part of the Nuclear…

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