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                    [Title] => National lab reports violations of hazardous waste permit
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An extensive review at one of the nation's premier federal laboratories has turned up violations in how the lab handled hundreds of containers of radioactive waste over the past decade.

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                    [AuthorName] => Susan Montoya Bryan
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                    [Title] => Los Alamos container linked to nuke dump leak
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A radiation leak at the government's troubled nuclear waste dump has been linked to a waste container shipped from Los Alamos National Laboratory, officials said Friday, raising questions about the safety of other barrels being stored on the lab's northern New Mexico campus and at a temporary site in West Texas.

                    [DatePublished] => 2014-05-18 03:47:45
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                    [AuthorName] => Jeri Clausing
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                    [Title] => Los Alamos resumes nuclear-waste shipments
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Los Alamos National Laboratory, under a tight deadline to get nuclear waste off its northern New Mexico campus before wildfire season peaks, has begun trucking containers to temporary storage in west Texas while the government's only permanent nuclear dump remains shuttered by a radiation leak.

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                    [Title] => Los Alamos evacuation order lifted; 12,000 go home
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Fire officials battling the Los Alamos wildfire say they determined that a tree falling onto power lines sparked the blaze.
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National lab reports violations of hazardous waste permit

By Susan Montoya Bryan | September 5, 2015 - 2:42pm

An extensive review at one of the nation's premier federal laboratories has turned up violations in how the lab handled hundreds of containers of radioactive waste over the past decade.

World

Los Alamos container linked to nuke dump leak

By Jeri Clausing | May 18, 2014 - 3:47am

A radiation leak at the government's troubled nuclear waste dump has been linked to a waste container shipped from Los Alamos National Laboratory, officials said Friday, raising questions about the safety of other...

World

Los Alamos resumes nuclear-waste shipments

April 3, 2014 - 5:48am

Los Alamos National Laboratory, under a tight deadline to get nuclear waste off its northern New Mexico campus before wildfire season peaks, has begun trucking containers to temporary storage in west Texas while...

World

Los Alamos evacuation order lifted; 12,000 go home

July 4, 2011 - 12:00pm

Fire officials battling the Los Alamos wildfire say they determined that a tree falling onto power lines sparked the blaze.