Development group favors new nuclear, more local control of land around Hanford Site

By Wayne Barber

The Tri-City Development Council thinks the best way to spur carbon-free power at the Hanford Site in Washington state is for the Department of Energy to transfer a chunk of buffer land there to local control, a vice president with the organization, David Reeploeg,…

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