US Supreme Court to Consider Nuclear Waste Storage Dispute
The U.S. Supreme Court is set on Wednesday to consider whether the Nuclear Regulatory Commission has the authority to license nuclear waste storage facilities amid objections brought by the states of Texas and New Mexico as well as the oil industry.
Allison DiBenedetto had nothing but praise for Escondido Charter. “They played hard,” the Carlsbad High School guard said ...
The DOGE cuts that keep coming, and Tuesday there was confusion about a nuclear waste facility in Carlsbad.Will the office ...
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James Larkin White, 18-year-old cowhand, discover in 1901 the world’s greatest and most spectacular underground wonder, ...
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Carlsbad High School finished second in the competition, which was won by a team from the New Mexico Military Institute.
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Feb. 28 started the 2025 track and field term for the Carlsbad Cavemen and Cavegirls at the Early Bird Invitational in ...
The nation’s only deep underground nuclear waste storage site in southeast New Mexico might be looking at big cuts. The Waste ...
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