Hanford Waste Plant Should Start Making Glass in 2021, Owendoff Says

By Wayne Barber

The Waste Treatment Plant (WTP) at the Hanford Site in Washington state should start converting low-activity radioactive waste into vitrified glass by the end of 2021, in advance of a legal deadline, the highest-ranking official at the Energy Department Office…

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