Safety remains NRC’s top priority Wright tells Senate panel

By ExchangeMonitor

Despite the recent executive order to overhaul the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, safety will continue to be the independent agency’s highest priority, NRC Chair David Wright told the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee on Wednesday. “Safety is our…

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