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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has proposed a new rule to change the regulation of radiation exposure, maintaining the scientific basis of existing rules while clarifying terminology. The changes are expected to save the industry about $9.5 million per year.
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The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has proposed a new rule to change the regulation of radiation exposure, maintaining the scientific basis of existing rules while clarifying terminology. The changes are expected to save the industry about $9.5 million per year.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission Proposes Changes to Radiation Exposure Regulations