Portsmouth makes first shipment of depleted uranium oxide to WCS

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy’s Portsmouth Site in Ohio last week made its first rail shipment of depleted uranium oxide containers to the Waste Control Specialists disposal site in West Texas, DOE announced Tuesday. The shipment of 120 storage cylinders from the…

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