New Mexico Auditor Questions WIPP, LANL Settlements

By Staff Reports

The New Mexico State Auditor’s Office has questioned whether the state Environment Department (NMED) went too easy on the Department of Energy during legal settlements in recent years over cleanup problems and violations at the Los Alamos National Laboratory…

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