NRC Would Need $25 to $30 Million to Start Yucca Adjudication, NRC Chair Says

By Jeremy Dillon

Jeremy L. Dillon RW Monitor 3/27/2015 To start the Yucca Mountain adjudication process, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission would need $25 million to $30 million in Fiscal Year 2016 appropriations, NRC Chair Steven Burns said this week during a hearing in front…

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