Remaining Cleanup of Legacy U.K. Nuclear Sites Tagged at £117M

By Chris Schneidmiller

The United Kingdom expects to spend another £117 billion ($154 billion) on remediation of 17 of its oldest nuclear sites into the next century, according to the latest cost update issued Wednesday. That is down by about £1 billion from 2015, representing progress…

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