Some waste being recycled into important products, Cleanup Caucus hears

By ExchangeMonitor

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Materials that used to be considered purely radioactive waste are increasingly being recycled into usable products for everything from medical treatments to advanced nuclear reactors, federal officials said last week.
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