Smoke-filled Air Bedevils Hanford, Keeps Some Workers Home

By Wayne Barber

As if figuring out how to safely resume operations during a pandemic isn’t tough enough, the Energy Department’s Hanford Site in Washington state instructed many workers to stay home this week because of smoky air. Smoke from regional fires prompted management…

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