NRC Board Hears Arguments on Spent Fuel Storage Licensing Interventions

By ExchangeMonitor

By John Stang Holtec International argued Thursday that several advocacy groups do not have legal standing to contest the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s licensing of the company’s planned New Mexico interim storage site for used nuclear fuel Jay Silberg, an…

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