Trump order: Advanced reactors for military purposes can be NEPA-exempt

In an aim to use nuclear energy technology for defense-related purposes, President Donald Trump’s May 23 executive order wants advanced nuclear reactors put on military installations without consulting the National Environmental Policy Act.
Trump’s executive…

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