U.S. Must Have Used-Fuel Disposal, Even if Recycling, NEI Chief Says

By Chris Schneidmiller

Some of the United States’ radioactive spent fuel could be recycled for use in advanced nuclear power reactors, but the nation still needs a long-term repository for the waste, according to the head of the industry policy organization. Used nuclear fuel retains…

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