Acting EM chief Bradburne reiterates commitment to vitrification plant

By Wayne Barber

ARLINGTON, VA — The new acting head of the Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup branch reiterated here Wednesday DOE remains committed to start making glass in mid-October from the radioactive tank waste at the Hanford Site in Washington state. Following…

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