I remain committed to ensuring that consumers get the repository that they have paid for and that the costs to the taxpayers are minimized.
John Shimkus: “I remain committed to ensuring that consumers get the repository that they have paid for and that the costs to the…”
On the recordJuly 30, 2013
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Shimkus emphasizes the need for a cost-effective nuclear waste repository.
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