National Academies Issues Final Report on Treating Supplemental Waste at Hanford Site

By Wayne Barber

A viable program for treating supplemental low-activity waste at the Energy Department’s Hanford Site in Washington state can be developed for any one of three major technologies – vitrification, grouting, and steam reforming, according to an April 1 report…

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