No Army Dept Permit Required for Holtec CISF, Corps of Engineers Says

By ExchangeMonitor

A proposed consolidated interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel won’t need a special construction permit from the Army Corps of Engineers, the military civil works formation said in a recent letter. If Holtec International got the go-ahead from the Nuclear…

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