International Isotopes Charged with Violations But Escapes NRC Fines

By ExchangeMonitor

The NRC won’t fine International Isotopes for license and regulatory violations the company made last year that contributed to the release of cesium-137 last year at a Seattle hospital facility. In a letter of enforcement published on Tuesday, NRC staff dinged…

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