National Academies Wants More Study on Hanford Low-Activity Waste Treatment Options

By Wayne Barber

While there are alternatives to vitrifying all low-activity radioactive waste at the Hanford Site in Washington state, the U.S. Energy Department should do more vetting before committing to one or more of those options, according to a new assessment from a National…

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