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The Midterm Elections Opened a Bipartisan Path on Nuclear Waste
Why it’s here: This is an opinion piece on federal spent nuclear fuel policy, Yucca Mountain, Congress, DOE-linked nuclear fuel recycling, and US-Russia nuclear export competition, all squarely within energy policy.
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5d agoPower MagazineThe Midterm Elections Opened a Bipartisan Path on Nuclear WasteCommentary by Curio's leaders urges Congress to back a voluntary, state-led spent nuclear fuel recycling and takeback approach, using the midterm results and Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses as the opening.1 outletEnergy4 linked
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