WIPP Holds Vital Role in DOE Plutonium Disposal Plan

By Dan Leone

The primary obstacle to the Department of Energy’s plan for diluting and disposing of surplus plutonium deep underground in New Mexico is scaling up the technology and workforce to do the job, a National Academies panel said Thursday in a long-awaited final…

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