In 1987, Nevada's Yucca Mountain was designated as the place to store America's nuclear waste. Millions of dollars went into researching the mountain and developing facilities to hold nuclear waste for thousands of years. However, waste has never actually been stored there. Red tape, local officials, environmentalists, and other parties have all managed to place the plans on an indefinite delay. President Trump's budget calls for reviving the project. Here's how it would work.
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Trump's budget revives a controversial plan to store America's nuclear waste near Las Vegas — here's how that would work
The Obama administration backed off from government plans to store nuclear waste inside Yucca Mountain, but Trump's budget proposal revives the project.
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