DOE Mulls Mobile Treatment System for LANL Waste in Texas

By Dan Leone

The Energy Department could develop a new mobile treatment unit to clean up more than 70 barrels of potentially explosive nuclear waste stored at a private contractor in Texas, a source in New Mexico said Tuesday. The 70 barrels, which contain a combination of…

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