Former Ohio public utilities commission chair dead in suspected suicide, media report

Sam Randazzo, the disgraced former chair of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, is dead, media in Ohio reported this week.
Multiple reports said that Randazzo’s body was found late Tuesday morning in a Columbia warehouse that he owned. The Franklin County…

SUBSCRIBER ACCESS

Thank you for visiting
RadWaste Monitor!

You must be logged in as a subscriber to view this page.

Not a subscriber? Sign up for a FREE six-week trial and receive access to this article, along with our entire archives.

In This Issue

Yucca alive in House committee; Dem leader prefers interim storage; another lawmaker says action on spent fuel could take til after election

More Palisades decommissioning funds misappropriated, enviros say in meeting with NRC staff

Arizona, New Mexico governors want feds to prioritize uranium mine cleanup

NIST reactor that leaked radiation in 2021 won’t switch to low-enriched fuel before 2030

Round up: Upcoming NRC meetings; DOE NE student funding; obituary

More on This Topic

Wrap Up: Public comment extended on Hanford state permit; Urenco completes cascade; DOE doing science solicitation at Oak Ridge; more

Exchange Monitor updates online look, newsletter brands

Round Up: Deployable Energy to work with Sargent & Lundy on Unity microreactor; Kairos Power secures $643 million in funding; Bluecore Energy makes uranium purchase; NANO provides update on NRC review of UIUC KRONOS

Key House, Senate races in DOE nuclear weapons complex

Golden Dome could reshape nuclear deterrence but ‘needs budget,’ experts say

Army’s Janus program potential support for broader ‘Fortress America’ energy push

Coming Up:

Nuclear movie buffs can view Atomic Energy Commission footage

Fed employee at Hanford arrested for allegedly aiding foreign terror group

DOE issues $4.2 billion conditional loan for uprates at Vistra’s Ohio and Pennsylvania plants

Domestic supply chain still needs to catch up to meet growing energy demands, speakers say

Coming Up

Savannah River Site shifts from cleanup toward broader nuclear missions

Currently in outage, IWTU has solidified more than 400K gallons

25 years ago, DOE, NRC reacted to Sept. 11 attacks

Longtime DNFSB manager takes government ethics job

Wrap Up: Blue state AGs oppose NRC rule changes; Los Alamos could get more ammo storage; Palisades fuel loading starts; AtkinsRéalis gets Canadian VP

Thank you for visitingRadWaste Monitor!

In This Issue

More on This Topic

Popular

Thank you for visiting
RadWaste Monitor!