NRC Denies Waste Confidence-Based Reactor Licensing Appeal

Jeremy L. Dillon
RW Monitor
6/12/2015
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission denied again this week an appeal of its Continued Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuel Rule as it relates to the licensing/re-licensing reviews of nuclear power reactors. The appeal, filed by a…

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