University of Washington Building Won’t Fully Reopen Before 2021 After Cesium Spill

By Dan Leone

It will take at least until 2021 before the University of Washington can reopen a building contaminated with cesium-137 by a 2019 radiological source-removal gone wrong — and some of the facility might have to be torn down and rebuilt, a university official…

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