Federal Court Awards Dairyland $73.5M for DOE Waste Failures

Friday, October 28, 2016

A federal court last week awarded the Dairyland Power Cooperative a $73.5 million settlement for the government’s breach of contract concerning nuclear waste retrieval at the La Crosse Boiling Water Reactor power plant in Genoa, Wis.
About 74,000 metric tons…

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Federal Court Awards Dairyland $73.5M for DOE Waste Failures

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