Federal Judge Sets New Deadlines for Hanford Cleanup

By Staff Reports

A federal judge has set new consent decree milestones for tank waste management and treatment at the Hanford Site in Washington state, extending the deadline to have the Waste Treatment Plant fully operating by 14 years to 2036. The order also sets milestones for…

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