Packaging, Transport Concerns Hurt Biz Case for AMWTP

By Staff Reports

The need to develop and win regulatory approval for new “oversized boxes” to move radioactive waste to the Idaho National Laboratory was central to the Energy Department’s decision against keeping the Advanced Mixed Waste Treatment Project (AMWTP) open past…

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