South Australia Backs Off Nuclear Waste Storage Proposal

By Staff Reports

The South Australian government is not moving ahead with a potential plan under which the state could take in about 13 percent of the world’s nuclear waste. South Australian Premier Jay Weatherill, of the Labor Party, issued an official response Tuesday to a…

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