WIPP Emergency Center Briefly Activated Due to Misaligned Drum

By Staff Reports

The Energy Department’s Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico briefly activated its emergency operations center Thursday evening, and had workers leave the underground disposal area, after discovery of a “misaligned” drum within a waste container, WIPP’s…

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