Hanford remediation could extend to nearly 22nd century

By Wayne Barber

A 21-year-old who starts working at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state this year could have a 50-plus-year career and still retire before the former plutonium production facility is officially cleaned up. DOE currently projects, with…

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Hanford remediation could extend to nearly 22nd century

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