DOE Needs Enforceable Deadlines at Hanford, Judge Rules

The Department of Energy needs enforceable deadlines and more requirements to hold it accountable for Hanford tank waste cleanup covered in the 2010 court-enforced consent decree, a federal judge has ruled. Judge Rosanna Malouf Peterson of the U.S. District Court…

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