Wrap Up: IWTU warm up to start this month; board stands by ruling; Hanford cocoon goes up

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy will indeed start later this month to heat up a facility to eventually convert 900,000 gallons of radioactive sodium-bearing liquid waste at the Idaho National Laboratory into a more stable form for disposal, an agency spokesperson said…

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