DOE plans to provide Texas timeline for moving WCS stranded TRU this month

By Wayne Barber

SUMMERLIN, NEV. — By June 30, the Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup office expects to provide the Texas attorney general with a “detailed schedule” for retrieving boxes of transuranic waste stranded at a private disposal site in Andrews County for…

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