Longtime Hanford Cleanup Project Formally Finished

One of the Hanford Site’s longest-running cleanup projects has been completed, leaving the Columbia River better protected from contamination from carbon tetrachloride. The Environmental Protection Agency has agreed that a plume of the carcinogenic chemical in…

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Longtime Hanford Cleanup Project Formally Finished

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