Washington Ecology, DOE agree to new steps on leaking tanks

By Wayne Barber

Feds and state regulators at the Department of Energy’s Hanford Site in Washington state have agreed on new steps to address leaking tanks of radioactive waste, including a new presumed leaker acknowledged in August. The steps include more leak detection and…

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