Dean Heller actually said...

Identifying communities that are willing to host for long-term repositories, rather than forcing it upon States, is the only viable solution...

My position remains the same. It is that Yucca Mountain is dead.

You can imagine a city like Las Vegas, I believe it is some $60 billion or 13 percent of the GDP for the state just in convention business.

All we are trying to do is align the disclosure requirements with global standards so that our domestic mines have economic competitiveness.