LANL Contractor Finishes Work on 60 Problem Waste Drums

By Wayne Barber

The U.S. Energy Department confirmed Tuesday that the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico has finished treating 60 potentially combustible containers of radioactive waste, ending ahead of the latest targeted date and setting the stage for the next phase…

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