First vitrified glass waste goes into Hanford disposal facility

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy said Wednesday it has deposited its first big batch of glass logs, made from liquid radioactive tank waste, at the Hanford Site’s Integrated Disposal Facility at Richland, Wash.
DOE’s Office of Environmental Management and contractor…

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