House Dem’s pay-to-pollute proposal has handouts for future repository host states, tribes

Tuesday, July 30, 2024

A bill introduced in the House Tuesday would charge companies for emitting greenhouse gasses and reserve some of the proceeds for states and tribes hosting permanent nuclear-waste disposal sites.
Filed in the second half of a contentious presidential election year…

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House Dem’s pay-to-pollute proposal has handouts for future repository host states, tribes

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