Injured Los Alamos Employee Back on Job After Suffering Cuts

By ExchangeMonitor

An employee for the Energy Department’s Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico returned to work after suffering cuts from broken glass caused by a chemical reaction, a DOE spokesperson confirmed Friday. “A small chemical reaction occurred on September…

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