Texas interim storage lawsuit lacks jurisdiction, is unpersuasive, NRC argues

By ExchangeMonitor

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission this week continued to poke holes in the state of Texas’s lawsuit over an interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel proposed for Andrews County, arguing that the Lone Star State had no right to sue — and even if it did,…

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