Wash. State Rejects DOE Proposal to Modify Hanford Consent Decree

Mike Nartker
WC Monitor
4/18/2014

Washington state late this week rejected a proposal put forward by the Department of Energy to modify the 2010 consent decree that governs the cleanup of Hanford’s tank waste. DOE had proposed employing…

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