Yucca Mountain Is the Law, House Lawmakers and Industry Officials Say

By Jeremy Dillon

Jeremy L. Dillon RW Monitor 5/22/2015 House lawmakers and industry representatives agreed late last week that the Department of Energy is bound by the law to pursue Yucca Mountain as the nation’s repository for spent fuel, during a hearing in front of the…

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New Mexico Senator Fights Interim Storage Provision in Senate E&W Spending Bill

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AREVA Expands Role in WCS Interim Storage Project

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Yucca Mountain Is the Law, House Lawmakers and Industry Officials Say

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Wrap Up

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