Hanford-area environmental groups not shocked by slip in cold commissioning

Two citizen groups in Washington state that track the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site said Friday they were not surprised to see a delay in cold commissioning of the multibillion-dollar plant to turn liquid radioactive waste into glass.
DOE said last week…

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