Since the incident, WIPP has been shut down, and the Department has embarked on remediation, training, and rebuilding that will cost taxpayers an estimated $240 million just to restart limited operations next year.
Murphy discusses the financial impact of the incident on WIPP operations and taxpayer costs.
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For 2016, we have learned from an analysis by The New York Times that we have lost roughly 60,000 people to drug overdoses.
Reclaiming my time, knowing that when my friend says something, I consider that a bond. Mr. Chairman, I yield back the balance of my time, and I withdraw my amendment. The Acting CHAIR. The amendment is withdrawn. Amendment No. 179 Offered…
But in this time period of which it was available, I would assume that your addiction rate, your overdose and death rates have climbed, correct?
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