Texas Nuclear Waste Storage Challenge
Sector: Government • Location: Texas, United States
Source: The Daily Climate
Texas is challenging a planned nuclear waste storage site near its border with New Mexico, arguing that the federal government is unfairly shifting long-term responsibility for the waste onto the state. The state contends that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission lacks the authority to approve the facility, which is intended to store 5,000 metric tons of spent nuclear fuel.
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Description | Texas is challenging a planned nuclear waste storage site near its border with New Mexico, arguing that the federal government is unfairly shifting long-term responsibility for the waste onto the state. The state contends that the Nuclear Regulatory Commission lacks the authority to approve the facility, which is intended to store 5,000 metric tons of spent nuclear fuel. |
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