Idaho Governor Worried by Potential NRC Rulemaking on GTCC Waste

By Chris Schneidmiller

Idaho Gov. Brad Little has expressed concern that a current proceeding at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission could open the door for disposal of certain radioactive wastes in his state. The Republican governor was among dozens of individuals to submit comments…

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