Q&A With John Heaton: Chairman of the Carlsbad Mayor’s Nuclear Task Force

By Dan Leone

Carlsbad, N.M., is open for nuclear business, John Heaton said proudly last week. There are a few irons in the fire — the city is all in favor of the consolidated interim nuclear waste-storage facility Holtec International wants to build outside town — but…

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