Hanford Tunnel Collapse Jump-Starts DOE Risk Assessment Across Cleanup Complex

By Staff Reports

A year after the partial collapse of a tunnel used to store highly radioactively contaminated equipment at the Hanford Site in Washington state, the Department of Energy is examining risks at the facility and across its cleanup complex. Work also continues to stabilize…

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