If we don't advance this, are they going to be reimbursed? Or what did the State of Michigan get for the $600 million that the taxpayers spent at Yucca Mountain?
David McKinley: “If we don't advance this, are they going to be reimbursed? Or what did the State of Michigan get for the $600 million…”
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Questioning the reimbursement for Michigan's investment in the Yucca Mountain project.
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But now it is five years later, and this committee, I think, apparently now, we are looking to see how it has been implemented.
Come on, man. We can do better than this. Our communities in States like West Virginia and New Hampshire and Delaware are expecting something far better than that kind of response.
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