State Lawmaker Looks to Wyoming Gov. For Decision on Spent Fuel Storage

By ExchangeMonitor

By John Stang The state lawmaker who has headed Wyoming’s latest exploration of hosting a spent nuclear fuel storage facility has shifted that leadership role over to Gov. Mark Gordon (R). On Tuesday, state Sen. Jim Anderson (R) told the Wyoming Legislature’s…

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