WRPS Studies Mobile Lab to Detect Hanford Vapors

By Staff Reports

A new mobile laboratory may help Washington River Protection Solutions (WRPS) better protect Hanford workers from exposure to chemical vapors at the tank farms. This spring, about 50 workers at the Energy Department’s Hanford site near Richland, Wash., received…

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