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New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board Unanimously Approves Repealing And Replacing Fee Structure For Radioactive Materials Licenses Statewide

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The updated state fee structure now aligns with the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) fee structure as of July 1 of this year. The promulgation of these new rules coincides with the 50th anniversary of when New Mexico, through an agreement with the NRC, committed to maintain a state radiation protection program to ensure oversight of the safe use of radioactive material.

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New Mexico Environmental Improvement Board Unanimously Approves Repealing And Replacing Fee Structure For Radioactive Materials Licenses Statewide

NMED News: State radiation protection program ensures oversight of the safe use of radioactive materials SANTA FE — At the request of the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED), the Environmental Improvement Board (EIB) today voted unanimously to repeal and replace a 22-year-old fee structure for radioactive materials licenses in New Mexico. The updated state fee structure now aligns with the United States Nuclear Regulatory Commissi…

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