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Eastern WA nuclear project that could save billions. Here’s what the test showed
Routinely grouting rather than glassifying some of the least radioactive tank waste has the potential to save billions of ...
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Nuclear site employee collapses and dies at work outside Hanford plant
A 42-year-old Hanford workers collapsed and died Wednesday on the Hanford nuclear site. The man was working the night shift at the massive vitrification plant when he walked out to a portable toilet ...
Small Tri-Cities business awarded $75M federal contract
The company has a wealth of knowledge from former managers and leaders of Hanford site environmental cleanup work.
The Spokesman-Review2d
Eastern WA nuclear project that could save billions. Here’s what the test showed
This summer the Hanford vitrification plant, where construction started in 2002, is expected to begin turning some of the least radioactive tank waste into a stable glass form for disposal at Hanford.
The Bellingham Herald2d
Success declared for Eastern WA nuclear project that could save taxpayers billions
This summer the Hanford vitrification plant, where construction started in 2002, is expected to begin turning some of the least radioactive tank waste into a stable glass form for disposal at Hanford.
The Olympian2d
Eastern WA nuclear waste test that could save taxpayers billions called a success
This summer the Hanford vitrification plant, where construction started in 2002, is expected to begin turning some of the least radioactive tank waste into a stable glass form for disposal at Hanford.