WIPP Gradually Getting Its Mojo Back on Waste Disposal, Mining

By Wayne Barber

PHOENIX, Ariz. — During 2017, its first year of operation following a nearly three-year shutdown, the Energy Department Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico resumed disposing of transuranic waste, tightened its vetting of incoming shipments, and resumed…

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