IWTU now running with 100% radioactive waste, EM boss White tells board

By ExchangeMonitor

A $1.4-billion facility to convert sodium-bearing waste into a solid granular form at the Department of Energy’s Idaho National Laboratory is now running with 100% radioactive waste, the head of the $8-billion nuclear cleanup office said Monday. The Integrated…

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