DNFSB RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT EXIT STRATEGY FOR CMR FACILITY

By Martin Schneider

Todd Jacobson NS&D Monitor 1/24/2014 A new report from the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board is raising questions about whether Los Alamos National Laboratory will be able to get out of the aging Chemistry and Metallurgy Research facility by 2019 as…

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