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Montana considering increasing how much radioactive waste it accepts
September 8, 2019 /
Montana is considering quadrupling the amount of radioactive waste it can accept, according to a proposed rule change.
A new draft for regulating the disposal of radioactive waste commonly left over from oil and gas production has been released by the Montana Department of Environmental Quality.
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