DOE Idaho Might Miss 2018 Waste Deadline After WIPP Outage

By Wayne Barber

The extended closure of the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) in New Mexico threatens the Energy’s Department legal obligation to remove all transuranic waste from Idaho by the end of 2018, the DOE Inspector General’s Office said in a report released on Sept.…

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By Wayne Barber
Contract Extension Keeps WIPP Manager on the Job

By Wayne Barber
DOE Idaho Might Miss 2018 Waste Deadline After WIPP Outage

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By Staff Reports
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