Will the Nuclear Regulatory Commission follow the advice of the IAEA and consider the environmental and political implications of allowing Holtec to dump 1 million gallons of radioactive water into Cape Cod Bay?
Ed Markey: “Will the Nuclear Regulatory Commission follow the advice of the IAEA and consider the environmental and political…”
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Markey questions the NRC's consideration of environmental and political impacts of radioactive water dumping.
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