Los Alamos hexavalent chromium review won’t dither, says former DOE cleanup boss

By Wayne Barber

An expert review team led by Inés Triay, a former head of the Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup branch, hopes to have most of its research done by this fall on a chromium plume at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico. “We think we can finish…

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