DOE studies vitrification options for solidifying calcine at Idaho lab

By Staff Reports

The U.S. Department of Energy is studying vitrification technologies as options for treating 1.2 million gallons of calcine, a high-level radioactive waste at the Idaho National Laboratory, a DOE advisory board heard Thursday, Feb. 21. DOE is looking at options…

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