Utah Low-Level Waste Disposal Bill Waits on Decision by Governor

By ExchangeMonitor

By John Stang A bill that would ease the acceptance and storage of depleted uranium in Utah now awaits signature from Gov. Gary Herbert (R). But so far, Herbert has not indicated whether he will sign it or reject the legislation — or when that decision would…

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