Advisory Panel Agrees Risk Should be Big Factor in Future Hanford Cleanup

By ExchangeMonitor

Risk should be a major factor in setting cleanup priorities at the Energy Department’s Hanford Site in Washington state, the DOE Environmental Management Advisory Board agreed Tuesday. The advisory board voted, in a public meeting held by conference call, to…

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