Opposition Brews to Interim Storage of Spent Fuel in New Mexico

By ExchangeMonitor

Thomas Gardiner While southeastern New Mexico has been a hub for nuclear business, and its leaders eagerly pursue new opportunities, there is some pushback against advancing plans to build an interim nuclear waste storage facility in the region. “We have a rather…

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