DOE executives field Senate Armed Services nuclear cleanup questions

By Wayne Barber

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Tim Walsh, the Department of Energy Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management, told a Senate panel Wednesday that his office is serious about solidifying tank waste at the DOE’s Hanford State in Washington state.
Walsh appeared before…

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