Fuel recycling represents only a partial backend solution, panelists say

By Trey Rorie

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Several industry experts sought to lower expectations for nuclear fuel recycling during a Tuesday House hearing, saying backend recycling will not solve the larger domestic nuclear waste challenges.
In recent years, lawmakers of both parties…

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Experts cite urgent need to build up domestic enrichment capacity

By Trey Rorie
DOE finalizes a roadmap for fusion

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Fuel recycling represents only a partial backend solution, panelists say

By Trey Rorie
Utah, DOE in talks on nuclear lifecycle hub, Wright says

By Trey Rorie
Oklo receives DOE approval for preliminary safety analysis

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NRC issues draft environmental review for proposed Three Mile Island restart

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NWTRB hears international waste repository plans

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NRC could hold mandatory hearings sooner

By ExchangeMonitor
Tennessee becomes ‘first state’ to implement nuclear fusion regulations

By ExchangeMonitor
Weaver sworn in for new term as commissioner

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Idaho Cleanup Project ships glovebox waste for disposal

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Round Up: Nuclear startup looks to thorium for microreactor; Oklo acquires Oak Ridge-based company; DOE approves fusion company’s preconceptual design; NRC to take public input on advanced reactors

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