Rad Waste Industry Sustains Operations in Face of Coronavirus Pandemic

By ExchangeMonitor

By John Stang Telecommuting and social distancing are in play across the nation’s radioactive waste industry as the novel coronavirus 2019 sweeps the United States. The limited number of companies that responded to inquiries this week reported no COVID-19 cases…

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