No CISF in Texas without Governor Approval, WCS Tells State Enviro Committee

By Benjamin Weiss

The president of a company in charge of a proposed interim storage facility in Texas told state lawmakers this week that it wouldn’t build the site unless it got the green light from the governor’s mansion. David Carlson, president and chief operating officer…

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