6,000 Hanford Site Workers Back Inside the Fence

More than half of the Department of Energy’s 11,000-member workforce at the Hanford Site are back inside the fence, a Department of Energy official said Wednesday.
Hanford is bringing 190 additional workers back onsite this week, DOE’s Erik Olds, told the Hanford…

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