Hanford crews study options for contamination from partly-flooded building

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy is studying disposal options for a radiologically contaminated forklift and other material after crews removed multiple waste drums from a partially-flooded building at the Hanford Site in Washington state, according to reports from a federal…

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