Resources - NLI Campus

Helpful resources for the public.

Independent federal, state, and local agencies, plus recognized industry and educational organizations, where you can learn more about nuclear energy, safety, regulation, environmental review, and the proposed Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus. Provided for informational purposes only — inclusion does not constitute endorsement.

Federal regulators & oversight

The agencies responsible for licensing, regulating, and overseeing nuclear facilities in the United States.

U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC)

Independent federal agency that licenses and regulates the nation’s civilian use of radioactive materials to protect public health and safety.

U.S. Department of Energy (DOE)

Federal department leading the Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus initiative and overseeing national energy policy and research.

DOE Office of Nuclear Energy

DOE office responsible for advancing nuclear energy research, development, and demonstration, including the NLIC program.

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Federal agency that sets environmental standards, including limits on radiation exposure to the public.

Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)

U.S. Department of Transportation agency that regulates the safe transport of radioactive and hazardous materials.

Nuclear safety, health & radiation

Plain-language information about radiation, its sources, health effects, and safety standards.

EPA RadTown

EPA’s public education site explaining everyday sources of radiation and how it is regulated.

CDC – Radiation and Your Health

Centers for Disease Control resources on radiation exposure, health effects, and protective actions.

NRC – Radiation Basics

Introductory materials from the NRC explaining what radiation is and how it is measured and controlled.

National Council on Radiation Protection & Measurements (NCRP)

Nonprofit chartered by Congress to provide guidance on radiation protection and measurements.

International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)

United Nations agency that promotes the safe, secure, and peaceful use of nuclear technologies worldwide.

Emergency preparedness

Resources for understanding emergency planning and what to do in a radiological event.

Ready.gov – Nuclear & radiological emergencies

FEMA’s public preparedness guidance for nuclear and radiological incidents.

Utah Division of Emergency Management

State agency coordinating emergency preparedness, response, and recovery in Utah.

NRC – Emergency preparedness & response

Overview of how nuclear facilities, federal, state, and local agencies coordinate emergency response.

Environmental review & public participation

How the public can review environmental analyses and participate in federal decisions about nuclear projects.

NRC – Public Involvement

Information on public meetings, hearings, and how citizens can engage in NRC licensing and regulatory decisions.

DOE – National Environmental Policy ACT (NEPA)

DOE’s NEPA program, including environmental impact statements and public comment opportunities.

EPA – National Environmental Policy Act

EPA resources explaining the NEPA process and how the public can participate.

Regulations.gov

Federal portal for searching and submitting comments on proposed federal rules and projects.

State of Utah resources

Utah state agencies involved in energy policy, environmental protection, and public health.

Utah Office of Energy Development

State office leading Utah’s response to the DOE NLIC opportunity and supporting energy planning statewide.

Utah DEQ – Waste Management & Radiation Control

State division that regulates radioactive material handling, storage, and disposal in Utah

Utah Department of Health and Human Services

State department overseeing public health programs, including environmental and radiation health.

Utah Geological Survey

State agency providing geologic information relevant to siting, groundwater, and seismic considerations.

Utah Trust Lands Administration (SITLA)

State agency managing trust lands, including land being considered for the NLIC site in Tooele County.

Utah State Legislature

Track legislation, committee meetings, and public hearings related to energy and nuclear policy.

Local resources — Tooele County

Local government and community information for residents of Tooele County and surrounding communities.

Tooele County Government

Official county website with meeting agendas, council information, and county services.

Tooele County Health Department

Local public health agency for environmental health, emergency preparedness, and community health programs.

Education & independent information

Industry, professional, and research organizations that publish nuclear energy information for the public.

American Nuclear Society (ANS)

Professional society offering public-friendly explainers, news, and educational materials on nuclear science and technology.

Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI)

Industry policy organization with public resources on nuclear energy, jobs, and the fuel cycle.

Idaho National Laboratory (INL)

DOE national lab leading nuclear research, with public outreach and educational resources.

World Nuclear Association

International organization with reference information on every stage of the nuclear fuel cycle.

Nuclear Energy Agency (OECD-NEA)

Intergovernmental agency providing analysis and data on nuclear energy and policy.

Workforce & economic development

Resources for residents and businesses interested in jobs, training, and economic opportunities tied to the campus.

Utah Department of Workforce Services

State agency for job listings, workforce training, and labor market information.

Governor’s Office of Economic Opportunity

State office supporting business development, incentives, and rural economic growth.

Utah System of Higher Education

Information on Utah colleges and universities offering programs in engineering, energy, and the sciences.

Tooele Technical College

Local technical college providing workforce training programs.

A note on these links

This resource list is provided to help the public access independent information from established agencies and organizations. Inclusion does not imply endorsement of any agency’s policies or positions. Web addresses may change over time; if a link does not work, please use a search engine or contact the agency directly.
For questions about the Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus or to provide feedback, please contact the project team.