Materials costs, hiring, small reactors loom large at industry gathering near Oak Ridge

By Wayne Barber

KNOXVILLE, TENN. — The Department of Energy looks forward to a future with miniature power reactors springing up around cleanup sites, but first it must deal with headaches such as brain drain and rising commodities costs: a few of the recurring themes from a…

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