On the recordOctober 13, 2009
Wouldn't you then assume that, given the state of nuclear power in the United States, that, unless there are significant changes, that we're basically looking at a stagnant industry?
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congress.govWouldn't you then assume that, given the state of nuclear power in the United States, that, unless there are significant changes, that we're basically looking at a stagnant industry?
Questions the future of nuclear power without regulatory changes.
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