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No, what they stopped was the license hearings on Yucca Mountain, not on licenses for nuclear plants. Yucca mountain was supposed to hold nuclear waste, but the funding was stripped and the hearing stopped. The license process takes 4 years, not 10 and the alternative they are currently and will have to use now is to hold it in containers at the plant.

This move still has the potential capability of shutting nuclear plants down but not because of chemicals in the ground, just because the various sites they have currently storing the spent fuel may reach capacity before this is settled.

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