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Weapons Complex Monitor Vol. 34 No. 12 PDF

Granholm upbeat about Hanford vit plant; warns against holding spending to fiscal 2022 levels

WASHINGTON, D.C. — After a congressional hearing Thursday, Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm said the Department of Energy thinks the startup of the waste vitrification plant at the Hanford Site…
By Wayne Barber
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2,000-gallons of Hanford tank waste can be disposed of as low-level waste, DOE says
By Wayne Barber
With correct plugs installed, DOE eyes start of ops with 10% radwaste
By Wayne Barber
Hanford rattled by New Mexico statements on out-of-state waste
By Wayne Barber
Bechtel takes home 83% of fee for 2022 vit plant work
By Wayne Barber
Ex-Zahn’s Corner student with cancer sues Portsmouth contractors in federal court
By Wayne Barber
‘Department of Everything’ cleanup chairs cover issues from budget-to-Miss America
By Wayne Barber
DOE to hear from prospective bidders during first reverse industry day in May
By Staff Reports
Livermore excess facilities could receive $20 million in fiscal 2024
By ExchangeMonitor
Final Hanford cleanup could occur by 2091, budget doc says
By Wayne Barber
DNFSB continues to work on hiring, agency says in budget request
By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap Up: Hanford medical bids now due April 24; Site prep starts at SRS; Idaho lab completes wet-to-dry storage; Police dogs converge on SRS
By ExchangeMonitor
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