WIPP Seeks 10-Year Renewal of New Mexico Permit

The Energy Department and a contractor are gearing up to seek renewal of their 10-year state hazardous waste facility permit for the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant in New Mexico.
The current state permit was issued to DOE and WIPP management contractor Nuclear Waste…

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WIPP Seeks 10-Year Renewal of New Mexico Permit

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