Washington state, DOE ponder test bed research permit, holistic talks

Feds and Washington state representatives are discussing plans for a research permit for grouting 2,000 gallons of radioactive tank waste from the Department of Energy Hanford’s Site, a state spokesman said Wednesday.
The ongoing mediation over Hanford cleanup,…

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