DOE Likely to Miss Idaho Cleanup Milestone Due to WIPP

By Staff Reports

The Energy Department is likely next year to miss another major nuclear waste removal milestone set in its 1995 settlement agreement with the state of Idaho. Under the agreement, DOE committed to remove from the Idaho National Laboratory site some 65,000 cubic…

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