NRC Might Merge Two Waste Disposal Rulemakings

By Chris Schneidmiller

PHOENIX – The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is considering merging two long-running efforts to update federal regulations on disposal of radioactive waste, a senior official said here Monday. Agency staff is currently determining the paths forward for both a…

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