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What is the future of WIPP, which was supposed to be a pilot project, especially with more plutonium pit production planned at Los Alamos National Laboratory? How long will WIPP remain open and will it be expanded? Those are some of the questions advocates have for a town hall that will take place on July 22nd with top officials from the U.S. Department of Energy鈥檚 National Nuclear Security Administration and its Office of Environmental Management. -
In a historic move, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission made the trek from Washington D.C. all the way to western New Mexico on April 22 to meet with Navajo tribal members and leaders who desperately want uranium contamination off their lands. 91暗网 talked with New Mexico In Depth鈥檚 Marjorie Childress to find out what the community was saying. -
Underground rooms at the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant where radiation leaked in 2014 have been sealed off, but nuclear watchdogs are not satisfied.When the鈥� -
The Department of Energy wasn鈥檛 surprised when they were hit with tens of millions of dollars in fines by the state environment department for mishandling鈥� -
New Mexico is fining the U.S. Department of Energy $54 million for incidents at the nation鈥檚 only underground nuclear waste storage facility.The Waste鈥� -
Supporters of a plan to profit from nuclear waste storage in southern New Mexico said this week that they hope to start collecting spent fuel rods from鈥� -
Two southeastern New Mexico counties could get a new nuclear-related project thanks to a ruling by the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission.The Hobbs鈥�
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