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  1. Idaho receives funding to develop a nuclear energy tech hub and chemical engineering programs.
  2. The DOE initiative is considering Idaho for a new campus, involving the state and the Idaho National Laboratory, while Brad Little serves as Governor.
  3. Idaho is a finalist for a national waste repository, and Brad Little initiated the Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus proposal while the INL director participated in the state task force.
  4. Idaho National Laboratory's expansion into a Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Center requires industrial-scale water, raising drought concerns.

Idaho National Laboratory (INL) is located in Idaho, and the administration is considering states for a nuclear innovation hub, with waste shipments going to New Mexico.

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Idaho National Laboratory (INL) is located in Idaho, and the administration is considering states for a nuclear innovation hub, with waste shipments going to New Mexico.

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  1. An agreement was reached requiring waste movement between sites in Idaho and New Mexico.Sub-event
  2. INL in Idaho linked to nuclear innovation hub consideration and waste shipment to New Mexico.1 source

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