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.
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Murphy discusses the financial impact of the incident on WIPP operations and taxpayer costs.
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