NRC to hold second public meeting on proposed interpretation of the LLRW regulations in 10 CFR 2001

This a second meeting to solicit stakeholder feedback on a proposed interpretation of the low-level radioactive waste disposal regulations in 10 CFR 20.2001 would permit licensees to dispose of waste by transfer to persons who hold specific exemptions for the purpose of disposal, rather than needing the individual disposal requests approved on a case-by-case basis….

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CMCC Meeting on Tuesday, May 12, 2020 to be held via Zoom

April 7, 2020 RESCHEDULED FOR MAY 12, 2020 Spring Meeting for Fiscal Year 2020 10:00 am CDT (IL) – 11:00 am EDT (KY) Join Zoom Meeting https://nku.zoom.us/j/94182617329 Meeting ID: 941 8261 7329   Draft AGENDA Call to Order Introduction of new KY Commissioner Dr. Hugh Henry Adoption or Modification of the Agenda Adoption of Minutes…

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Registration is now open for the NRC’s Regulatory Information Conference

The NRC’s Regulatory Information Conference (RIC) will be held in Rockville, MD from March 10-12, 2020.   The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Annual Regulatory Information Conference (RIC) is the largest public meeting the agency hosts, bringing together nearly 3,000 participants from more than 30 countries representing interested stakeholders from other government agencies, industry, international organizations,…

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DANIEL B. SHRUM NAMED LLW FORUM EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

LLW Forum is pleased to announce that Daniel (Dan) Shrum has accepted the position of Executive Director. He will assume the position on December 3, 2019. Mr. Shrum comes to the Forum with numerous years of professional experience in licensing and permitting of low-level radioactive waste management, processing, and disposal facilities; executing technical responsibilities for…

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DOE PUBLISHES INTERPRETATION ON HIGH-LEVEL RADIOACTIVE WASTE

On June 5, 2019, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) sent a supplemental notice to the Federal Register that provides the public with its interpretation of high-level radioactive waste, informed by more than 5,000 public comments. For decades, DOE has managed nearly all reprocessing waste streams as high-level radioactive waste regardless of radioactivity.  According to…

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