Stimulus money to bring radioactive waste to Utah

Posted: 05.18.2009 at 4:19 PM

(AP) -- Stimulus money to bring radioactive waste to Utah

SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -- EnergySolutions Inc. will get a share of $6 billion in federal stimulus funds earmarked to clean up low-level radioactive waste at several sites, including one in South Carolina.

The Salt Lake City-based company is specifically named in more than half of the project proposals for the Energy Department's stimulus money.

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