Judge Dings DOE for Dragging Its Feet in Hanford Cleanup Case

In a court document released Friday, a federal judge scolded the Energy Department for trying to drag out a long-running lawsuit brought to settle cleanup deadlines for 56 million gallons of radioactive waste buried at a former plutonium production facility in…

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Judge Dings DOE for Dragging Its Feet in Hanford Cleanup Case

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