….my true love gave to me–FOUR dropped investors….
A 4th investor has withdrawn financial support from the Private Fuel Storage (PFS) initiative to store nuclear waste in Utah on the Goshute Reservation.
The Deseret News has today reported that Entergy Corporation, one of the eight original investors in Private Fuel Storage, will hold future investments from the proposed nuclear waste storage site, Executive Vice President Curt Herbert Jr., told Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, in a letter sent Tuesday.
Utah Senator Orrin Hatch has been putting pressure on PFS investors to withdraw their support. While I am happy that obstacles continue to be placed in the railroading path of PFS, I am still skeptical Hatch’s motives and will continue to monitor and report on developments.
Deanna Dee-Dee Taylor 