DOE IG Criticizes Accounting Tricks on Hanford Sludge Project

By Dan Leone

The Energy Department’s inspector general said Tuesday a Hanford Site contractor appears on track to start removing 27 cubic meters of radioactive sludge from a building near the Columbia River by October 2018, but dinged the company for masking cost overruns…

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