New NRC rule spurred by radiation incidents. Motivated by two recent acts of suspected radiation sabotage, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission wants any future events to be reported within 24 hours. Will the new rule prevent international misadministrations or just cause unnecessary paperwork?
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