WCS IMPORT EXPANSION BILL BECOMES FINAL

With the deadline for a gubernatorial deadline passing yesterday, Waste Control Specialists can plan for their operational year to shift to begin Sept. 1, with their import capacity expanding at that time to 275,000 curies per year. The Texas legislature reached…

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