Los Alamos transuranic waste okay for two more years in commercial storage, NRC says

By ExchangeMonitor

There would be no significant environmental impact from keeping long-stranded transuranic waste from the Los Alamos National Laboratory at Waste Control Specialists’ disposal facility in Texas for another two years, the There Nuclear Regulatory Commission said…

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