NRC Weighs Firearm Rules at Diablo Canyon

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has found that the request from the operator of the Diablo Canyon Power Plant to use higher-capacity firearms and magazines for security purposes would not have any significant environmental impact on the San Luis Obispo County,…

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NRC Weighs Firearm Rules at Diablo Canyon

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