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Blue Ribbon Commission on Nuclear Waste: Missing Opportunity for Lasting Reform - Vimarsana News

Blue Ribbon Commission on Nuclear Waste: Missing Opportunity for Lasting Reform

The Blue Ribbon Commission on America’s Nuclear Future has released its draft recommendations on how to resolve America’s nuclear waste dilemma. The Blue Ribbon Commission has provided some sound analysis and introduced some new ideas, but overall, it has focused more on the symptoms of America’s failed approach to nuclear waste management than addressing the system’s structural deficiencies. U.S. nuclear waste management must transition to a more market-oriented system. Moving the responsibility for nuclear waste management away from the federal government will be difficult, but it is...

AllGov - Officials - Vimarsana News

AllGov - Officials

Officials

Source: allgov.com
Proliferation Isn't the Problem. Legacy Nuclear Powers Again Threaten the Globe. - Vimarsana News

Proliferation Isn't the Problem. Legacy Nuclear Powers Again Threaten the Globe.

On Monday the White House again was forced to "calm fears" that the United States is engaging in nuclear brinkmanship.

Source: mises.org
Proliferation Wasn't the Problem. Legacy Nuclear Powers Again Threaten the Globe. - Vimarsana News

Proliferation Wasn't the Problem. Legacy Nuclear Powers Again Threaten the Globe.

On Monday the White House again was forced to "calm fears" that the United States is engaging in nuclear brinkmanship.

Source: mises.org
America has nowhere to store its commercial nuclear waste - Vimarsana News

America has nowhere to store its commercial nuclear waste

Currently there are about 80 locations in 35 states where spent fuel is being stored indefinitely. How worrisome is that?