NRC may finish review of GTCC rule changes this year, chair hopes

WASHINGTON — The Nuclear Regulatory Commission could approve changes to rules governing disposal of Greater-Than-Class-C waste by the end of the year, the head of the agency said here Wednesday.
As for exactly when the commission will act, “I’m not sure,”…

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