Minerals Company Next Up in Court Opposition to ISP Interim Storage; Case Still on Hold

By ExchangeMonitor

A Texas minerals company has joined a federal lawsuit, headlined by an antinuclear group, aimed at holding up the licensing process for a proposed interim nuclear waste storage facility at the Western edge of the Lone Star state. Fasken Land and Minerals’s June…

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