UPDATE: Employees return to work at Hanford's Vitrification Plant

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Employees at Hanford's Vitrification Plant return to work today after radiation control technicians find low levels of radioactively contaminated soil there yesterday.
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Tank Farm Contractor Cancels Furloughs

Washington River Protection Solutions

Washington River Protection Solutions receives $48M from Department of Energy that was moved from other projects.
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Treatment Resin Reduces Costs, Materials in Hanford Groundwater Cleanup

Hanford Groundwater Cleanup

U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) contractor CH2M HILL Plateau Remediation Company is using a treatment material that has delivered more than approximately $6 million in cost savings to date (as of May 2013) and is delivering more than $3 million in annual cost savings and efficiencies in treatment of contaminated groundwater near the Columbia River at the Hanford Site.
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Washington River Protection Solutions President Announces Retirement

Mike Johnson

After 42 years in the nuclear industry, Washington River Protection Solutions President and Project Manager Mike Johnson announces plans to retire effective June 30th.
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Workers Exceed Goal for Removing Groundwater Contamination at the Hanford Site

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Over 500 pounds of Hexavalent Chromium removed, 6 months ahead of schedule from groundwater near the Columbia River at the Hanford Site.
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Committee Passes Bipartisan Bill to Establish Manhattan Project National Historical Park

Hanford B-Reactor

Efforts to establish a Manhattan Project National Historical Park moves another step forward.
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