Permit sought to handle mixed waste at Detrick site
At Fort Detrick the National Cancer Institute faces a Catch-22 as mixed chemical and radioactive waste has no approved facility. Safety officials sought a storage permit while Houston and other sites can accept mixed waste, with NCI shipping much of its backlog and hoping to finish by February.
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