Washington State Skeptical of Hanford Waste Treatment Alternative

Washington state officials were cool this week to a new government report that could point toward an alternative method for treating radioactive waste stored at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site.
Grouting holds promise to effectively treat a portion…

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