Hanford Would Receive $2.5B in Energy and Water Appropriations Compromise

By ExchangeMonitor

The two offices at the U.S. Energy Department’s Hanford Site in Washington state would enjoy higher funding in a compromise appropriations bill for fiscal 2020, according to supporting material released Tuesday. The energy and water development bill agreed to…

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