Lab Tests Hanford WTP Approach for Waste Treatment

By ExchangeMonitor

Researchers have vitrified 2 gallons of radioactive waste removed from a Hanford Site storage tank in a first-of-a-kind demonstration of the processes that will be used at the Waste Treatment Plant being built at the Energy Department facility in Washington state. Pacific…

Thank you for visiting
Weapons Complex Morning Briefing!

You must be logged in as a subscriber to view this page.

Not a subscriber? Click here to subscribe.

Please contact [email protected] if you are unable to login.

Forgot Password?

Comments are closed.

Table of Contents

House Appropriations Committee Rejects Amendment to Redirect DOE Cleanup, Yucca Funding

By ExchangeMonitor
House Bill Bumps Up Hanford Budget

By ExchangeMonitor
House NNSA Budget Would Fund Low-Yield Warhead, But Not Pit Production in S.C.

By ExchangeMonitor
Lab Tests Hanford WTP Approach for Waste Treatment

By ExchangeMonitor
UT Needs Extra $7M to Take Over LANL, if It Wins the Contract

By ExchangeMonitor
NNSA to Provide Another $40M for Commercial Isotope Production Programs

By ExchangeMonitor
Fort Calhoun Plant Readies for Final Used Fuel Move

By ExchangeMonitor
Nuclear Industry Veteran Joins Longenecker & Associates

By ExchangeMonitor
Australia Proposes Staffing Level for Rad Waste Facility

By ExchangeMonitor