With Governor’s Backing, NM Senate Bill Looks to Ban Spent Fuel Storage in the State

By ExchangeMonitor

A bill introduced in New Mexico’s state legislature last week, and backed by the governor, aims to block a proposed interim storage facility for spent nuclear fuel by banning the storage of high-level nuclear waste and spent fuel in the Land of Enchantment. If…

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