United States — United States Department of Energy & Union of Concerned Scientists

United States — United States Department of Energy: The United States — United States Department of Energy supported the microreactor's development and announced its criticality, highlighting its role in advancing nuclear energy and the Trump administration's energy policy.

Union of Concerned Scientists: The Union of Concerned Scientists, through its director Edwin Lyman, raised safety concerns and questioned the commercial viability of the microreactor's criticality, representing a critical perspective on nuclear development.

United States — United States Department of Energy: The DOE has already stopped using ALARA, aligning with the NRC's direction and supporting the administration's nuclear goals.

Union of Concerned Scientists: The UCS, through Edwin Lyman, criticizes the proposal for potentially raising permissible radiation doses.

Union of Concerned Scientists: The Union of Concerned Scientists, through its director Edwin Lyman, voiced skepticism regarding the business case and waste management of microreactors.

Union of Concerned Scientists: The Union of Concerned Scientists expects to file lawsuits quickly once the rescission of the endangerment finding is published.