June Shipments to WIPP Most Frequent Since Mine Reopening

By ExchangeMonitor

The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) received more shipments of transuranic waste in June than in any of the three months since it again began accepting waste from across the Energy Department’s nuclear complex, official records show. Since reopening its gates…

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