The bottom line is that money was collected from ratepayers and it is about $29 billion; $7.5 billion or whatever has been Yucca Mountain.
George Voinovich: “The bottom line is that money was collected from ratepayers and it is about $29 billion; $7.5 billion or whatever has…”
On the recordMay 4, 2010
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Voinovich discusses the misallocation of funds intended for nuclear waste management.
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