GUINEA PIG NATION – U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission Seeks Greatly Reduce Safety Regulations for Advanced Nuclear Power Plants | Communities

“Guinea Pig Nation: How the NRC's new licensing rules could turn communities into test beds for risky, experimental nuclear plants,” is what physicist Dr. Edwin Lyman, Director of Nuclear Power

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