Most of corrugated metal pipe dug up at Los Alamos, N3B says

By Staff Reports

The legacy cleanup contractor at the Department of Energy’s Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico has excavated most of the corrugated metal pipes buried at a material disposal area and sliced up more than half of the pipes, a federal advisory board heard…

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