After Long COVID Pause, Crews Resume Removal of Hanford Finishing Plant Rubble

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy said this week that rubble removal at the Hanford Site’s Plutonium Finishing Plant in Washington state is resuming after an extended COVID-19 hiatus. After taking down the last major processing facility at the Plutonium Finishing Plant…

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