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The DOE initiative is considering Idaho for a new campus, involving the state and the Idaho National Laboratory, while Brad Little serves as Governor.

9 reports, 3 independent Updated Aug 14
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The DOE initiative is considering Idaho for a new campus, involving the state and the Idaho National Laboratory, while Brad Little serves as Governor.

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  1. 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.Sub-event
  2. DOE officially names Idaho as a potential host state for a new campus/facility.1 source
  3. An MOU was executed regarding a nuclear campus host site in Idaho, which must accept spent nuclear fuel and high-level waste.Sub-event
  4. DOE initiative considers Idaho for campus development involving INL and the Governor.1 source
  5. DOE selected five states (ID, LA, OK, UT, TN) for nuclear innovation campuses.1 source

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  • pvtimes.com
  • localnews8.comIdaho among finalists for DOE's Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus project - Local News 8
  • yahoo.comUtah selected as potential site for nuclear fuel recycling campus
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