Cleanup of Breached Idaho Drums Could Extend for Weeks

By Wayne Barber

It could take several more weeks to complete cleanup of an Idaho National Laboratory facility where four drums of solidified radioactive waste were found to have breached on April 11, the president of site cleanup contractor Fluor Idaho wrote in a May 25 column…

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