Granholm upbeat about Hanford vit plant; warns against holding spending to fiscal 2022 levels

WASHINGTON, D.C. — After a congressional hearing Thursday, Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm said the Department of Energy thinks the startup of the waste vitrification plant at the Hanford Site in Washington will not slip too much further into the future.
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Granholm upbeat about Hanford vit plant; warns against holding spending to fiscal 2022 levels

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