“There’s this site ... interested in making the map even more useful in the future. Kluever said DOE hopes to use this same sort of tool to show soil and closed Hanford tanks of radioactive ...

“There’s this site, Hanford ... sites might use the map as a resource, to help understand new technologies available, she said. Related: Feds say Hanford’s building has more waste under ...

Underground Tank B-109, which is leaking radioactive waste at the Hanford site, is near a groundwater treatment ... the existing leak detection and monitoring program for the leaking tanks from ...

As much as $589 billion will be needed to finish environmental cleanup and some monitoring at the Hanford ... The site was left with radioactive and chemical contamination in the groundwater ...

The double- and single-shell tank farms are shown at the Hanford site in Eastern Washington. Courtesy Department of Energy Groundwater ... tank integrity and tank monitoring done by DOE contractor ...

“Sadly, this agreement is a dereliction of Washington state’s duty to protect our Columbia River and groundwater ... tank monitoring data from the USDOE, which owns Hanford, shows a ...

Map courtesy of U.S. Energy Dept. March 17, 2024 The U.S. Energy Dept.’s most contaminated nuclear waste complex, the 580-sq-mile Hanford site in Washington state, would receive $3.1 billion to ...

The top local leader for the Hanford nuclear site in Eastern Washington has resigned ... In addition, 2 billion gallons of contaminated groundwater moving toward the Columbia River has been ...