Pipefitters end litigation over contamination at Energy Northwest nuclear plant

By ExchangeMonitor

By JOHN STANG Two union pipefitters have agreed to drop their federal lawsuit against Energy Northwest over radiological contamination suffered during a 2021 refueling outage at the Columbia Generating Station power reactor near Richland, Wash. U.S. District Judge…

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