DOE, Washington State Reach Agreement to Pump Damaged Hanford Double-Shell Tank

By Mike Nartker

Staff Reports WC Monitor 10/3/2014 The state of Washington has agreed to give the Department of Energy 18 more months to start emptying waste from the Hanford double-shell tank with a leaking inner shell. DOE and Hanford tank farms contractor Washington River…

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