Hanford settlement agreement lays out path for grouting some low-level waste

By Wayne Barber

A settlement agreement for cleaning up underground tank waste at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state, still subject to public comment and submission to a federal court, lays out a path for using grout to stabilize some less-radioactive…

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