Louisiana wants federal support for a sweeping nuclear plan that includes new reactors, data-center power and research into ...

The Trump administration has selected five states as candidate locations to take atomic waste, in the latest attempt to solve ...

Five states have agreed to accept nuclear waste from around the country in exchange for federal help developing nuclear ...

The Trump administration has quietly narrowed its search for new nuclear waste sites to five states. The Energy Department on ...

The Trump administration is seeking to move past Yucca Mountain as the nation’s sole repository and store waste in willing ...

The proposal cites a "surging national demand for electricity." ...

The Trump administration is eyeing five states that could accept nuclear waste, which has been a longtime issue with nuclear ...

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Louisiana leaders are responding to concerns about a proposed nuclear energy plan that includes uranium enrichment, small reactor deployment and offshore waste disposal.

The great problem with nuclear energy, hidden from the public as often as possible by the federal government and special interests, is the quantities of radioactive waste nuclear reactors produce.

Idaho is in the running for a massive nuclear windfall. The catch? Taking a third of America’s radioactive waste.