DOE Could Mull non-IWTU Treatment Options for Idaho Waste

By Brian Bradley

Brian Bradley WC Monitor 11/20/2015 Depending on the results of a forthcoming month-long simulation test, the Energy Department will decide whether to change the planned course for disposing of some 900,000 gallons of liquid radioactive waste stored in steel…

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