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| Obama taps Yucca Mtn critic to lead nuclear agency
BusinessWeek
Allison
Macfarlane, who served on a presidential commission that studied new
strategies to manage nuclear waste, would replace Gregory Jaczko as head
of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. Jaczko announced his resignation Monday after a tumultuous ... |
President Obama names Allison Macfarlane as NRC Commissioner to
By lscheele
MacFarlane would serve the remainder of current NRC
Chair Gregory Jaczko's term, which is set to expire at the end of June
2013. This past Monday, May 21, Jaczko announced that he would resign
his position as soon as his successor is ...
ANS Nuclear Cafe |
No Mourning for Outgoing Nuclear Regulatory Commission Chief ...
By Bill Sweet
But will Jaczko's resignation actually be good for the nuclear industry?
IEEE Spectrum Recent Content |
Macfarlane is not qualified to be Chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory
By Rod Adams
During Greg Jaczko's three year tenure as the Chairman of the U. S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission,
he taught people who pay attention just how much power the Energy
Reorganization Act of 1974 gave the Chairman. When first enacted ...
Atomic Insights |
George Mason U. Professor Tapped to Head Nuclear Regulatory ...
By Nick DeSantis
President Obama has chosen a George Mason University professor to lead the five-member Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the Associated Press reports. If confirmed by the Senate, Allison M. Macfarlane, an associate professor of ...
The Ticker
"We urge the Senate to
confirm both Commissioner Svinicki and professor Macfarlane
expeditiously," said Marvin Fertel, NEI's president and CEO.
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Macfarlane's nomination for NRC chief earns support of Sen. Sanders: Sen.
Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., welcomed President Barack Obama's nomination of
Allison Macfarlane to head the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
Macfarlane, who is regarded as a radioactive-waste-disposal expert,
seems to be suited for the job, Sanders said. New England Cable News (Boston)/The Associated Press
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- Approve Macfarlane and let the NRC focus on its work
With
Gregory Jaczko's resignation from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission,
it's time to get a new chairman approved quickly, writes The Washington
Post editorial board. Getting nominee Allison Macfarlane installed will
allow the NRC to focus on its work, including updating and streamlining
an approval system for second-generation reactors. "Lawmakers must
thoroughly -- but promptly -- consider her, as well as Kristine L.
Svinicki, a Republican commissioner Mr. Obama recently renominated," the
editorial board writes. The Washington Post
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- A closer look at Jazcko's replacement
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