At Hanford: DOE Teases New Details About K Basins Sludge Treatment

By Staff Reports

The Department of Energy later this month will lift the curtain a little on its plans for temporarily storing 35 cubic yards of radioactive sludge at the Hanford Site near Richland, Wash., before disposing of the material permanently. The changes will be detailed…

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