DOE’s $4-Billion Estimate for Remaining LANL Cleanup Too Low, NM Says

By Dan Leone

Even at almost $4 billion, the Department of Energy underestimates the cost of cleaning up decades worth of accumulated defense nuclear waste at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL), New Mexico’s Environment Department said Thursday. “DOE’s lifecycle…

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