‘LaPolitics’: State’s nuclear push is gaining steam
Louisiana lawmakers, regulators and utilities are trying to lead the way toward a comeback for nuclear energy, while still treading carefully to bring their constituents and stakeholders along. After news broke that Gov. Jeff Landry’s administration wanted to explore burying nuclear waste offshore from Port Fourchon, Rep. Joe Orgeron, who is vice chair of the […] Louisiana lawmakers, regulators, and utilities are leading the way towards a comeback for nuclear energy. The move comes after Gov. Jeff Landry's administration proposed exploring burying nuclear waste offshore from Port Fourchon. Rep. Joe Orgeron, vice chair of the Louisiana House of Representatives, led the effort after news broke that the administration was exploring burying the waste offshore.
Publié : Hier par Jeremy Alford, David Jacobs dans Politics Environment
Louisiana lawmakers, regulators and utilities are trying to lead the way toward a comeback for nuclear energy, while still treading carefully to bring their constituents and stakeholders along. After ... [361 symbols]
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