DOE gets more time to decide where to grout Hanford waste

By Wayne Barber

The state of Washington and the federal government have agreed to give the Department of Energy another six months to decide where to grout millions of gallons of less-radioactive tank waste from the Hanford Site in Richland, Wash.
DOE, the Environmental Protection…

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