nuclear storage site

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• Storage site —   Spent nuclear fuel storage pool or dry cask storage facility, usually located at the reactor site, as licensed by (or proposed to be licensed by) the Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC).   U.S. Dept. of Energy, Energy Information Administration …   Energy terms

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