A private company that designs and manufactures parts for nuclear reactors has abandoned a project in New Mexico that sought to store nuclear waste from commercial power plants for an unspecified ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Holtec International has suspended its plans to build a nuclear waste storage facility in New Mexico. The nuclear power company ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Oct. 9—Holtec International has abandoned plans to build a commercial nuclear waste storage facility in southeastern New Mexico, ...
A rendering of Holtec International’s proposed nuclear waste storage site, which the company announced this week won’t happen in New Mexico. (Courtesy of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission) A company ...
Holtec International, facing an "untenable path forward" for a long-planned nuclear waste storage facility in New Mexico, will explore options in other states, the Camden firm has announced. Holtec ...
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Approval of the 3rd Basic Plan for the Management of Low- and Intermediate-Level Radioactive Waste
The government has decided to invest 557.7 billion won over the next five years, starting this year, for the management of ...
Holtec International has abandoned plans to build a commercial nuclear waste storage facility in southeastern New Mexico, the company announced Wednesday. Holtec, in partnership with the Eddy-Lea ...
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