WIPP managers pursue New Mexico approval of new underground disposal areas

The Department of Energy’s Waste Isolation Pilot Plant has updated its pending 10-year permit renewal application with the state of New Mexico to reflect the latest plans for transuranic waste disposal within the mine’s Panels 11 and 12.
The proposal was submitted…

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