Regulatory rigor and speed not exclusive, NRC’s Marzano says

By Trey Rorie

ROCKVILLE, MD – The Nuclear Regulatory Commission is at a crossroads and needs both safety and speed to prepare for incoming nuclear innovation, Commissioner Matthew Marzano said here Wednesday.
Marzano opened up the second day of the NRC Regulatory Information…

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