Cleanup & Remediation

With phaseout of River Protection office, Stickney officially becomes Hanford’s lone No. 2

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After acting as the lone deputy manager for 17 months at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state, Brian Stickney is now officially the agency’s sitewide second-in-command, DOE said Monday.
In 2019, DOE made Brian Vance the sole site manager…

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