Critics fear weaker cleanup standards at field lab nuke site January 24, 2025
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“If DOE succeeds, some of the most toxic areas of SSFL will continue to pose a serious risk of harm to people living nearby from migration of contaminants,” said Denise Duffield from Physicians for Social Responsibility.
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