Nuke Cleanup Sites Could Become Home for New Reactors

By Wayne Barber

Cold War and Manhattan Project locations being cleaned up by the Department of Energy could be viable candidates for new nuclear power plants, a federal official said during an online presentation Wednesday. About a dozen of the 16 nuclear cleanup properties run…

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