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- Sep 24, 2026
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Lawmakers Renew Push to Update Nuclear Spent Fuel Management Policy (opens the original)
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Lawmakers are once again taking up the nation’s decades-long discussion on management of spent nuclear power fuel amid ongoing demand from the Trump administration to boost that energy sector and a new U.S. Energy Dept. initiative that seeks to co-locate fuel-use and waste storage facilities in six states. Congress established a national framework to address spent fuel disposal issues in enacting the 1983 Nuclear Waste Policy Act, including lack of a permanent disposal solution, state vs. federa
Trump Taps Civil Works Chief as Acting Army Secretary, Leaving Key Post Vacant (opens the original)
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Adam R. Telle’s appointment last week as acting U.S. Army secretary has left vacant his former job as head civilian supervisor for the Corps of Engineers civil works mission. In a social media post on Sept. 3, President Donald Trump elevated Telle to the higher position following the abrupt resignation of Dan Driscoll. Telle has served as assistant Army secretary for civil works since August 2025. His prior experience includes serving as chief of staff to U.S. Sen. Bill Hagerty (R-Tenn,) from 20
EPA Exempts Off-Grid Data Centers from Acid Rain Regulations (opens the original)
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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on July 27 announced it had issued permitting guidance earlier this month exempting “islanded” power generators, or facilities with no connection to a utility grid, from the Clean Air Act’s Acid Rain program. In a memo addressed to administrators earlier this month, EPA said the guidance is in response to inquiries about the applicability of the acid rain regulations—including one involving a third-party-owned, islanded data center. As long as they do not
Builders Await Implementation Plans as Landmark Housing Bill Becomes Law (opens the original)
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With the recent passage of a landmark housing bill in Congress, builders are eyeing next steps federal agencies must take to develop guidelines and the regulatory framework to implement the new law, and whether there will be room at the table for industry to have a voice in the process. Congress sent the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act to President Donald Trump on June 29, expecting he would sign it into law. The president—who had 10 days to sign the legislation, veto it or do nothing in which
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