Some Stakeholders Push DOE for More Action on Tank Leak

By Wayne Barber

Department of Energy management at the Hanford Site is not doing enough about a leak from a single-shell, high-level waste tank made public in April 2021, according to a Washington state lawmaker and some other members of the Hanford Advisory Board. Hanford bosses…

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