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A Nascent Renaissance - Part II: Confronting Nuclear Energy Fuel Supply Chain Challenges

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By W. Ian Palm, Dyna Zekaoui, Barbara Miller
| Lexology Verified
Introduction In the previous bulletin of our A Nascent Renaissance series on nuclear energy, we outlined the evolving role of nuclear energy as part of the solution to address climate change. In this second installment, we explore important nuclear fuel supply challenges facing Canada and other countries, including commercial, trade, regulatory, and geopolitical constraints. These challenges must be navigated while simultaneously cultivating political, public, and international support.
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Ninth Circuit Permits California Ban on Mandatory Arbitration | JD Supra

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By John S. Battenfeld, Barbara Miller, Miranda Rowley
| JD Supra
In a 2-1 decision, the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on September 15 reversed a district court’s order enjoining the enforcement of California Assembly Bill 51 (AB 51) codified as Labor Code Section 432.6. Chamber of Commerce v. Bonta, Case No. 20-15291 (9th Cir. Sept. 15, 2021).
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PennDOT buying lot in Starpointe for $513,500

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By Barbara Miller
| Observer-Reporter Verified
Just one week after closing on the purchase of the Crossroads Center in Washington, which is to become the new center of county government in 2021, the county commissioners unanimously approved the sale of property in Starpointe Business Park to PennDOT. On Thursday, the board of commissioners adopted a resolution to sell nearly 17 acres for use by the state transportation department as a plowing and paving station in Hanover Township.
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