Hanford Plutonium Plant Demo on ‘Safety Pause’ After Contamination Spread

By Staff Reports

A lapse in communication procedures likely contributed the spread of radioactive particles at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site that contaminated 14 vehicles and led to checks at seven workers’ homes. As of midday Thursday, 240 workers at the Washington…

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