AEC Toughens Rules Amid Nuclear Industry Concerns
The AEC tightened regulations as challenges arise in the nuclear sector. Worries persist about fuel shortages and equipment and labor availability for the next decade, affecting groups from the Union of Concerned Scientists to reactor makers and electric utilities.
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