At WIPP: DNFSB Says Officials Can Do More to Prevent Repeat of 2014 Rad Leak

By Dan Leone

The Energy Department and its contractor at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) in New Mexico could do more to ensure their new safety procedures prevent a repeat of a 2014 radiation release blamed on an improperly packaged drum of contaminated waste, according…

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