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DOE Shifting Focus of Its Cleanup at Hanford Nuclear Waste Site

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KENNEWICK — Work has begun to empty radioactive and hazardous chemical waste from the 25th leak-prone underground tank at the Hanford nuclear site.

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DOE shifting focus of its cleanup at Hanford nuclear waste site

KENNEWICK — Work has begun to empty radioactive and hazardous chemical waste from the 25th leak-prone underground tank at the Hanford nuclear site.

·Vancouver, United States
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Radioactive waste tank being emptied at Hanford. It will be the last for years

Work has begun to empty radioactive and hazardous chemical waste from the 25th leak-prone underground tank at the Hanford nuclear site.

·Spokane, United States
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The spokesman-Review broke the news in Spokane, United States on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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