New Mexico, DOE differ on combating Los Alamos chromium plume

By Staff Reports

SANTA FE, N.M — State regulators and Department of Energy managers last week presented competing views on how to remedy a decades-old hexavalent chromium plume beneath and beyond the Los Alamos National Laboratory during a New Mexico Environment Department public…

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