Certain Hanford tank waste can be treated as low-level under WIR

By Wayne Barber

The federal government has concluded certain tank farm waste in the 200 West Area of the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Richland, Wash., can be treated as low-level radioactive waste.
DOE’s Office of Environmental Management said in a Friday press release…

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