Comments Sought as Hanford Seeks to Avoid Another Collapse

The Department of Energy is seeking comments on plans to use grout to shore up a trio of underground waste structures in danger of collapse at the Hanford Site in Washington state.
In a notice Tuesday, DOE said the comment period is between March 23 and April 24…

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