Hanford Budget Would Get a Shave in DOE Spending Plan

The Department of Energy’s latest budget request would reduce spending at the Hanford Site in Washington state by $118.8 from current levels. The total budget would be $2.22 billion for fiscal 2018, not including security costs.
The proposal would add about $5…

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