NY Times on Los Alamos National Laboratory drum explosion at WIPP
“I
don’t know how you can look at the facts themselves or any of the
subsequent investigations and not have serious questions about the
effectiveness of management and oversight at Los Alamos National
Laboratory and WIPP,” said Ryan C. Flynn, the secretary of the
Environment Department in New Mexico.
http://www.nytimes.com/2014/10/30/us/in-us-cleanup-efforts-accident-at-nuclear-site-points-to-cost-of-lapses.html?_r=0
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"I don’t know how you can look at the facts themselves or any of the subsequent investigations and not have serious questions about the effectiveness of management and oversight at Los Alamos National Laboratory."
Hey, this could have been written about any number of events in the last two or three years. Any time now the NNSA scores for the contract should be out and will see if there is an extension. Also the NMED fines may come this week. Stay tuned for breaking news!
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