WCS Could Hang onto Los Alamos Stranded Waste Another 3 Years Under Task Order

By Wayne Barber

Waste Control Specialists in West Texas could remain home for up to 74 containers of radioactive waste, which Texas authorities want to evict, for three more years, under an extension announced Thursday by the Department of Energy. The DOE Office of Environmental…

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