White House reportedly drafts orders on NRC nuclear decisions

By Trey Rorie

The Donald Trump administration is seeking a more direct role in speeding up new reactor development and, in the process, could curb the authority of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission through executive orders, the New York Times and NPR reported over the weekend. Reportedly,…

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