Young people less concerned about nuclear waste, X-Energy CEO says

SUN VALLEY, IDAHO — Young people are more interested in building out zero-carbon energy technologies like advanced nuclear reactors than addressing spent nuclear fuel storage, an advanced reactor company executive said here Monday.
People under 35 are more concerned…

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