Hanford Costs, Schedule Can be Improved: DOE Cleanup Chief

The Department of Energy could take steps to reduce the cost, shorten the schedule, and increase the efficiency of environmental remediation at the Hanford Site in Washington state, according to the agency’s top nuclear cleanup official.
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