Hanford treatment plant simulates waste solidification, makes and packs glass cylinder

HANFORD SITE, WASH. — Workers at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site filled its first canister with melted non-radioactive glass last week, the site’s leaders announced Monday.
“It was not obvious to everyone except this team that we’d be here today,”…

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