Supreme Court ‘major questions’ ruling still doesn’t affect interim storage lawsuit, NRC says

By Benjamin Weiss

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission this week joined the licensee of a proposed interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel in rejecting arguments that a recent Supreme Court decision invalidated the project’s license, court filings show. The new argument from…

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Senate appropriators back White House’s interim storage spending shuffle

By Benjamin Weiss
Summary of interim storage RFI responses coming ‘soon,’ senior DOE official says

By Benjamin Weiss
Supreme Court ‘major questions’ ruling still doesn’t affect interim storage lawsuit, NRC says

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DOE publishes record of decision for test reactor environmental review

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Wrap up: Pollutants in Pilgrim water test; Western governors against interim storage

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