Nuclear Waste Impasse to Grow Increasingly Expensive, House Panel Told

By Staff Reports

The federal government is likely to rack up tens of billions of dollars in liability over the Department of Energy’s decades-long failure to meet its legal mandate to build a permanent home for spent fuel from U.S. commercial power reactors, lawmakers and panelists…

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