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The Energy Department says Nevada's new bid defies its early claims that moving the radioactive material poses a threat to public health and the environment.
Nevada seeks to restart lawsuit over US plutonium shipment →
Despite vows the shipments are safe, the Energy Department recently announced it will review all radioactive waste packaging and shipping after a Tennessee contractor revealed it may have mislabeled low-level nuclear waste - including such things as contaminated equipment and workers' clothing - that was sent to Nevada over six years.
Has tech made it safer to move nukes? Depends whom you ask →
