Sparking Drum at Los Alamos Sparks Concern at DNFSB

By Wayne Barber

An April 16 staff report by a federal watchdog questions if the Department of Energy and its semiautonomous National Nuclear Security Administration have fully learned lessons stemming from a drum breach and radiation release that shut down the Waste Isolation…

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