Weekly COVID case count slips at EM; Hanford unmasks, DOE staff returns

COVID-19’s grip on the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management continues to loosen, for now anyway, as the number of weekly confirmed cases at the cleanup office declined to 28, down 15 from the prior week’s total of 43, a spokesperson said…

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Weekly COVID case count slips at EM; Hanford unmasks, DOE staff returns

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