Early Morning Flights Scan for Buried Waste at Hanford

By Staff Reports

Thermal imaging scans were being collected over 20 square miles at the center of the Hanford Site this week to help determine where radioactive waste might be buried. A crew using a small airplane started the flights early Wednesday morning and expected to continue…

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