DOE Moves Closer to Cleaning Up Major Transuranic Tranche at Idaho

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy expects to treat the remainder of transuranic waste, held in interim storage at Idaho National Laboratory by the end of year, a DOE official in Idaho said recently. Of the 65,000 cubic meters of material shipped to Idaho from the former…

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