Plan to boost nuclear power production to hit net zero merely a 'wish list', MPs warn
The plan for a nuclear power “renaissance” in Britain lacks detail and reads more like a “wish list”, MPs have warned.
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The plan for a nuclear power “renaissance” in Britain lacks detail and reads more like a “wish list”, MPs have warned.
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The US Department of Energy has invited interested communities to apply for a share of USD16 million for resources to help them learn more about consent-based siting of used nuclear fuel management and interim storage. Meanwhile, the State of Nevada is seeking a resumption of the licensing procedures for the Yucca Mountain repository - with the aim of securing a permanent end to the project.
Nevada leaders are hoping a new motion will terminate the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste project once and for all.