COVID Numbers Drop Across Cleanup Complex; Some West Valley Work on Hold

By Wayne Barber

The number of confirmed, active COVID-19 cases at Department of Energy nuclear cleanup sites fell again this week to 137 —meanwhile a boss at one of the smaller remediation sites said certain indoor work will not resume there until local coronavirus stats improve. The…

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