General Electric Company Issues Environmental Assessment and Finds No Significant Impact for Morris Operation License Renewal

Summary

General Electric Company has issued a notice regarding the environmental assessment and finding of no significant impact for the license renewal of the Morris Operation Independent Spent Fuel Storage Installation.

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