Titus: Republicans Plan to Push Forward on Yucca Mountain"The Republican Leader has made it clear that a central plank of the Republican agenda is a renewed push to revive Yucca Mountain and turn Nevada into the country’s nuclear waste dumping ground. For too long, Nevadans have had to live with this ever present threat that Yucca Mountain would become a reality."
Titus Statement NRC Decision on Yucca Mountain"I am committed to ensuring that Nevada never becomes the nation’s nuclear waste dumping ground, and I will continue to work with my colleagues in the Nevada delegation to pull the plug on this disastrous project that has cost taxpayers billions of dollars."
Titus Applauds NRC Decision to Consider Pulling Yucca Mountain License“Our long fight against turning Nevada into a nuclear waste dumping ground is one step closer to an end following the NRC’s decision today. The science is clear; this project was wrong from the start, and I am hopeful the NRC will rule in our favor. From eliminating funding in the budget to pulling the DOE application, we are closer than ever to putting an end to Yucca Mountain.”
Titus Applauds Department of Energy’s Move to Withdraw Yucca Mountain License"For decades, Nevadans have lived under the threat that one day the Silver State would become the nation’s dumping ground for nuclear waste. Thanks to the hard work of many, we are closer than ever to keeping Yucca Mountain from ever becoming a reality."
Titus Testifies on Budget Priorities"It is very clear to me that job creation must be the central focus of the 2011 budget resolution. We need to put Americans to work in clean energy jobs and other emerging fields so that the United States can position itself as a leader in this global economy."
Titus Applauds Elimination of Yucca Funding in President’s Budget"Since taking office, the President has worked to uphold his commitment to put an end to Yucca Mountain, and I applaud his latest effort, which eliminates funding for this disastrous project."
Titus Applauds Latest Step to Stop Yucca Mountain"The announcement of members to serve on this important panel is another critical step forward in the effort to put a stop to Yucca Mountain once and for all. This panel of experts will look at viable options for storing nuclear waste that do not include the misguided attempt to turn Nevada in to a dumping ground."
Titus Statement on GAO Report on the Cost of Yucca Mountain"Today’s GAO report is the latest evidence that plans for Yucca Mountain should be abandoned. The science points to the fact that it is the wrong place to store nuclear waste, and this report points to the high cost of doing so. Not only is it safer to store nuclear waste on-site, but this report makes it clear that it will save taxpayers money as well."
Congresswoman Titus Testifies on Budget Priorities"During this time of economic uncertainty, it has never been more important than now to closely examine each and every dollar of federal spending. I appreciate the work you are doing to ensure that all points of view are considered throughout this budget process. While I am pleased by much of the President’s request, particularly the investments in clean energy technology, I have concerns about some of the tax provisions that are included in the budget outline."
Titus Applauds Cuts in Yucca Mountain Funding"For years, we have fought against this disastrous plan to store nuclear waste in our backyard. The President’s budget is a significant step in the right direction."
Nevada Delegation Reacts to President's Budget to Cut Yucca Mountain“The president’s budget is a significant step in the right direction. I have been opposed to Yucca Mountain from day one and I will continue to work with my colleagues in the Nevada delegation to kill this project once and for all.”
Titus Votes to Cut Funding for Yucca Mountain“For years, Nevadans have fought against this disastrous plan to store nuclear waste in our backyard. The science points to the fact that it is the wrong place to store nuclear waste. I have been opposed to it since day one, and I will continue to work with my colleagues in the Nevada delegation to kill this project once and for all.”