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LACEY -- Concrete and metal storage casks that hold decades worth of highly radioactive, used fuel rods from the former Oyster Creek nuclear plant can be taxed, New Jersey's Tax Court ruled this week.

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A New Jersey court has ruled that used nuclear fuel storage casks at the former Oyster Creek nuclear power plant are permanent fixtures and therefore taxable as real estate property. A canister being ...

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Dairyland Power will begin removing spent fuel from its Genoa nuclear plant and encasing it in steel and concrete casks later this spring, nearly a quarter century after the plant ceased operations.

With painted-on and slashed radioactive symbols, a mock nuclear-waste cask resembling a giant's dumbbell arrived in Albany on Thursday afternoon on a flatbed trailer pulled behind a Ford pickup.

Dairyland Power will begin removing spent fuel from its Genoa, Wis., nuclear plant and encasing it in steel and concrete casks later this spring, nearly a quarter century after the plant ceased ...