Fuel reprocessing is a “dead end”, Matzkin-Bridger says

By ExchangeMonitor

Nuclear fuel reprocessing is an overpriced distraction that will slow down nuclear innovation and derail United States’s nuclear leadership if practiced, a former Department of Energy (DOE) official wrote in an opinion piece this week. In a Monday op-ed piece…

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Large reactors still needed to meet growing energy needs, speakers say

By Trey Rorie
Trump signs bill to end 43-day government shutdown

By ExchangeMonitor
Group challenges NRC license for Holtec storage

By ExchangeMonitor
Senate to vote on NRC nominee Nieh next week

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By Trey Rorie
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By Sarah Salem
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By Trey Rorie
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By ExchangeMonitor
Fuel reprocessing is a “dead end”, Matzkin-Bridger says

By ExchangeMonitor
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By Trey Rorie
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By Wayne Barber
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By ExchangeMonitor
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