Recent Tank Leak Dubbed Minor ‘From a Risk Perspective,’ Says Hanford Boss

By Staff Reports

The April announcement from the Department of Energy that the B-109 tank is leaking at the Hanford Site in Washington state is not a cause for alarm, site manager Brian Vance said this week. The single-shell tank is leaking at the rate of about 1,000 to 1,500 gallons…

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