Too Early to Say If Idaho Facility Can Process Waste This Year, DNFSB Official Says

By Mike Nartker

Mike Nartker WC Monitor 6/13/2014 As the Department of Energy and contractor CH2M-WG Idaho continue to move forward with startup testing at the Idaho Integrated Waste Treatment Unit, Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board Technical Director Steve Stokes said…

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