Geologic Repository “Still a Matter of Urgency,” Says Fed Nuke Waste Panel

Although spent nuclear fuel and high-level nuclear waste can be safely stored in the interim, progress on a long-term geologic repository is “still a matter of urgency,” an independent review board said Friday.
If the federal government followed the recommendations…

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