Utah Low-Level Waste Disposal Bill Becomes Law

By ExchangeMonitor

By John Stang Utah Gov. Gary Herbert (R) said Monday he allowed a bill to become law without his signature that would ease the path for acceptance and storage of depleted uranium in the state. The law becomes effective March 28. “I have had reservations about…

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