Wyoming legislature set to consider interim storage bill

Wyoming lawmakers will return to Cheyenne, Wyo., on Jan. 14 to consider, among other proposals, legislation to allow for the interim storage of spent nuclear fuel in the state.
The bill, written by Wyoming Rep. Donald Burkhart (R), would not mandate an interim…

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Wyoming legislature set to consider interim storage bill

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