Hanford DOE Appeals $1M State Penalty for Withholding Info

The Department of Energy last week appealed a $1 million fine filed by the Washington state Department of Ecology for allegedly withholding safety information regarding the Hanford Site.
The notice of appeal was filed Feb. 6 with the state’s Pollution Control…

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Hanford DOE Appeals $1M State Penalty for Withholding Info

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