House Blazes, Senate Hedges On Yucca Mountain in Budget Hearings

By Dan Leone

WASHINGTON — After the first wave of hearings on the Department of Energy’s fiscal 2019 budget, key House members still want to turn Yucca Mountain in Nevada into a permanent nuclear-waste repository as soon as possible, while key senators continue to hedge…

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