Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 22 No. 18
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May 04, 2018

Los Alamos Paused Some Plutonium Ops in March

By ExchangeMonitor

The Los Alamos National Laboratory called a two-day time out on some of its plutonium work late last month after personnel put fissile material in the wrong containers, according to a report released April 27 by an independent federal nuclear-safety watchdog. Both…

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