Other nations ‘never’ talk about US nuclear waste impasse, US Senator says

By Dan Leone

WASHINGTON — Sometimes wielded as a cudgel at home to discourage investment in new nuclear power, U.S. struggles with radioactive waste seldom reach the ear of one of the country’s biggest international power brokers “Interestingly enough, when I talk about…

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