Texas Rulemaking Could Lower Some LLRW Disposal Charges

A rulemaking now underway at the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality would reduce certain fees for disposal of radioactive waste at Waste Control Specialists’ site in West Texas in hopes of driving up the company’s business.
The agency in late 2017 initiated…

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