Hanford job cuts decried by Washington Dems

White House efforts to reduce the federal workforce have hit the Department of Energy’s largest nuclear cleanup project, the Hanford Site, and it does not sit well with Democrats in Washington state.
President Donald Trump is “indiscriminately firing workers…

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