Hanford ‘weeks’ away from putting simulant waste into treatment plant

The Waste Treatment and Immobilization Plant at the Hanford site will begin processing non-radioactive simulant waste in ‘a few weeks,’ a site spokesperson said Monday.
The non-radioactive simulant, which is still chemically hazardous, is a stand-in for the…

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