NEI spent fuel lead ‘optimistic’ U.S. could have geologic repository by 2059

PHOENIX — An executive with an industry trade group thinks that the U.S. could have a geologic repository for its nuclear waste inventory by mid-century, he said here this week.
Rod McCullum, senior director of decommissioning and used fuel at the Nuclear Energy…

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NEI spent fuel lead ‘optimistic’ U.S. could have geologic repository by 2059

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