Market Research Resumes for DOE Long-term Mercury Storage

By ExchangeMonitor

Soon after withdrawing its designation of Texas-based Waste Control Specialists as its long-term storage site for elemental mercury, the Department of Energy is seeking information about other potentially suitable sites. Responses are due by 5 p.m. Eastern Time…

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