NRC Wants Minerals Company Off Texas’ Interim Storage Lawsuit

By ExchangeMonitor

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is trying to get a Texas-based minerals holding company booted off the Lone Star State’s lawsuit against a recently licensed interim storage facility in the state’s western reaches. The company, Fasken Land and Minerals,…

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