Perma-Fix Expects GeoMelt System to go Online Late This Year

By Staff Reports

John Stang Perma-Fix expect its GeoMelt radioactive waste treatment system to go into fuller production in late 2018 at its Washington state location, according to President and CEO Mark Duff. Early this year, the Atlanta-based waste management company entered…

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