Ahead of meetings, National Academies take public comment on supplemental Hanford waste

The National Academies invites public comment between now and June 12 on an ongoing federal study of supplemental treatment options, such as grout, for the low-activity waste at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state that won’t be converted…

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Ahead of meetings, National Academies take public comment on supplemental Hanford waste

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