No Sign of Ammonia Detected at Tank Farm Area Where Odors Detected

By Staff Reports

Testing done in recent weeks by the Department of Energy at the Hanford Site in Washington state has turned up no signs the foul odor encountered by workers around a tank farm was ammonia from tank vapors, an agency spokesperson said this week. Following last month’s…

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