House Members Want $25M for DOE Interim Rad Waste Storage Program

By Chris Schneidmiller

Fifteen Democratic members of Congress from states with retired or soon-to-close nuclear power plants this week urged leading House appropriators to provide $25 million to help establish interim storage of radioactive waste. Two private corporate teams are seeking…

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