LANL transmission line ‘necessary,’ lab field office manager writes

By ExchangeMonitor

The Los Alamos National Laboratory looked at ‘every possible alternative’ for building a powerline through Caja del Rio Plateau, the lab’s top federal manager wrote in a local newspaper over the weekend. “After years of study, debate and consultation that…

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