Wyoming in Line to Become 38th NRC Agreement State

By ExchangeMonitor

By John Stang Wyoming could become the 38th agreement state to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, taking over some authority for management of radioactive materials otherwise held by the federal agency. If the commission approves the request from Gov. Matthew Mead,…

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