‘Time is of the Essence’ in Discussions With DOE on Violations, NMED Sec. Says

Kenneth Fletcher
WC Monitor
3/6/2015
SANTA FE, N.M.—As discussions continue on penalties that could top more than $100 million, “time is of the essence” in reaching a settlement between the Department of Energy and the New Mexico Environment…

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‘Time is of the Essence’ in Discussions With DOE on Violations, NMED Sec. Says

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