Oregon panel looks at fed shutdown impact on Hanford WTP

By Wayne Barber

The current government shutdown should not affect startup and early operation of a new multi-billion-dollar plant to convert radioactive tank waste into glass at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site at Richland, Wash., an Oregon panel heard Tuesday. Separately,…

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