Fluor Idaho Resumes Sludge Waste Treatment at Site of 2018 Drum Accident

Energy Department contractor Fluor Idaho has resumed treatment of the remaining sludge waste at the site of an April 11, 2018, accident at the Idaho National Laboratory in which four storage drums overheated and blew off their lids.
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