Tennessee becomes ‘first state’ to implement nuclear fusion regulations

By ExchangeMonitor

Tennessee released its own regulatory framework for nuclear fusion technologies this week, the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conservation (TDEC) said.
According to a June 1 press release, TDEC said that Tennessee will be the first state to move forward…

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