Walsh makes first Hanford trip with little fanfare

By ExchangeMonitor

Tim Walsh, the new head of the Department of Energy’s $8-billion Office of Environmental Management, made his first visit to DOE’s largest nuclear cleanup site last week, a Washington state newspaper reported.
With little fanfare, Walsh, assistant secretary…

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