NRC to Review DOE License Application to Keep Three Mile Island Debris

By ExchangeMonitor

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission said this week it would begin its technical review of the Energy Department’s application for a 20-year extension of its license to store Three Mile Island nuclear power plant debris in Idaho. Renewal would push back the expiration…

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