NMED wants to tap breaks on injection wells for chromium plume

By Wayne Barber

The New Mexico Environment Department wants the Department of Energy’s cleanup contractor at the Los Alamos National Laboratory to suspend part of its chromium plume mitigation program over concerns it might force contamination deeper underground, a federal official…

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