NMED Letter Hints at Progress on WIPP Shipment Authorizations

By Dan Leone

While the Energy Department still has not said which of its cleanup sites will first send waste to the reopened Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, recent correspondence between the New Mexico Environment Department and the agency shows DOE has made headway in approving…

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