EPA: West Lake Waste Closer to Fire Than Expected

Radioactive waste material at the West Lake Landfill in Missouri is located closer to a nearby, underground fire than previously thought, according to the latest findings from the Environmental Protection Agency.
The agency provided a landfill update addressing…

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EPA: West Lake Waste Closer to Fire Than Expected

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