Senate Panel Wrestles With Nuclear Waste Disposal Impasse

By ExchangeMonitor

By John Stang A Thursday hearing of a U.S. Senate committee focused on a perceived symbiosis between the long-delayed Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository and two proposed consolidated used fuel storage sites in Texas and New Mexico. Senators and witnesses argued…

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