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A radiation protection suit was unearthed at the site.

In a $110 million Recovery Act project at Los Alamos National Laboratory, workers are excavating a waste disposal site known as Material Disposal Area B (MDA-B). Completion of the MDA-B cleanup will reduce EM’s legacy footprint by more than 260,000 square feet.
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