DOE Reaches Settlement With Idaho Over Delay In Emptying Waste Tanks

Mike Nartker
WC Monitor
3/6/2015
The Department of Energy has reached a settlement with Idaho environmental regulators to resolve violations issued against DOE for delays in emptying waste tanks at the Idaho site of liquid radioactive waste. The settlement, announced…

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DOE Reaches Settlement With Idaho Over Delay In Emptying Waste Tanks

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