DOE Inspector General Criticizes Former Los Alamos Contractor’s Management of Waste Project

By Wayne Barber

The former management and operations contractor at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico failed to fully overcome setbacks in development of a new radioactive waste facility at the site, according to the Energy Department. In a March 1 report, DOE’s…

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