Missouri Establishes Radioactive Waste Investigation Fund

The state of Missouri on Friday formally established a fund for investigation of potential radioactive waste contamination in any jurisdiction.
The fund, which would receive no more than $150,000 in any fiscal year, was included in broader legislation addressing…

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