Scientist says Sandia fired him in retaliation for questioning WIPP data

By Wayne Barber

A scientist who claims his questioning of key safety data related to underground disposal of transuranic waste in New Mexico cost him a permanent job with a Sandia National Laboratories contractor will have his case heard by a federal magistrate. Plaintiff Charles…

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