DOE Again Vetting Waste Control Specialists, Rival Sites for Mercury Storage

By Wayne Barber

After a lawsuit by gold companies forced it to back off its initial selection of a commercial site in Texas for long-term storage of elemental mercury, the Department of Energy is again shopping around for a contractor and Waste Control Specialists is again one…

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