Scott Williams: Utah governors have a 50-year legacy of opposing radioactive waste

Spencer Cox will now be called upon to stop any import of nuclear waste from Wyoming.

(TerraPower via PacifiCorp press release) A screenshot of a projection of the Natrium reactor demonstration project that will be built in Wyoming.

(TerraPower via PacifiCorp press release) A screenshot of a projection of the Natrium reactor demonstration project that will be built in Wyoming.

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