On the recordJune 13, 2011
Would you agree that the decisions surrounding the Yucca Mountain application review have profound national policy implications? Wouldn't you agree that it is a policy matter?
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Shimkus emphasizes the significant policy implications of the Yucca Mountain application review.
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