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Home HEAL in the News NEWS: Radioactivity reclassification may bring more low-level waste to Utah

NEWS: Radioactivity reclassification may bring more low-level waste to Utah

Deseret News
Amy Joi O’Donoghue
June 6, 2019

More of the radioactive waste stockpiled since the 1940s in three states could be headed to Utah’s commercial disposal site in Tooele County under a new change…

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