Decision on WIPP Shaft Could Occur in 4th Quarter

By Wayne Barber

It could be late fall before New Mexico Environment Secretary James Kenney makes a ruling on whether the Department of Energy’s Waste Isolation Pilot Plant can complete development of a new underground shaft.
That is based on timelines allotted by the New Mexico…

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