Low-level Waste Shipments to Nevada Starting to Rebound, Panel Told

By Wayne Barber

The volume of low-level radioactive waste shipped to the Nevada National Security Site from Department of Energy cleanup sites is picking up again after dipping to half of its normal level of more than 1 million cubic feet per year during the pandemic, an agency…

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