EPA Absence Could Affect Hanford, Other DOE Sites

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy is not caught directly in the partial federal government shutdown, but the Hanford Site in Washington state is still feeling some effects indirectly. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is a Hanford regulator and one of the three signatories…

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