Local Officials Want Say in Waste Criteria for Portsmouth Waste Disposal Cell

The Pike County, Ohio, Board of Commissioners says local residents should have a chance to review waste acceptance criteria for the On-Site Waste Disposal Facility being built at the Energy Department’s Portsmouth Site.
The Energy Department and cleanup contractor…

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Local Officials Want Say in Waste Criteria for Portsmouth Waste Disposal Cell

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