South Carolina open to borehole disposal in DOE lifecycle hub project

By Wayne Barber

South Carolina would consider deep borehole disposal of radioactive spent nuclear fuel as part of a federal nuclear lifecycle hub program, the state Department of Commerce told the Department of Energy earlier this year.
That is according to a news release last…

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