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Regulators question plan to store depleted uranium in Utah

2015-04-13 23:29:30| Waste Management - Topix.net

State regulators on Monday cited a number of concerns they need resolved before approving a plan to bury in Utah's western desert a type of nuclear waste that grows more radioactive over a million years. The Utah Department of Environmental Quality released a report Monday that examines a plan from Salt Lake City-based EnergySolutions to store depleted uranium at its site about 80 miles west of Salt Lake City.

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