EDITORIAL: One Year After WIPP Incidents, Where is the Congressional Oversight?

By Mike Nartker

Feb. 14 will mark the one-year anniversary of the radiation release that has shut down the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant and brought the Department of Energy’s once-successful national transuranic waste program to a sudden, devastating halt with no clear end…

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At Richland

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Wrap Up

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