Hanford, Federal layoffs and nuclear cleanup site
Murray: Trump layoffs leave Hanford nuclear site with ‘skeleton crew’
More than a dozen Department of Energy workers were fired this month at a central Washington nuclear cleanup site, with at least 30 more federal workers taking buyouts, the latest in President Donald Trump and “special government employee” Elon Musk’s quest to slash the federal workforce.
Workers at the Hanford Site are cleaning up radioactive and hazardous chemical waste left from the past production of plutonium. Work is overseen by federal employees in Richland, some of whom ...
Washington Senator Patty Murray spoke out on Friday after “mass firings” from the Hanford site and the Bonneville Power ...
Traffic crowds Highway 240 nearly every morning outside the Hanford Site’s sprawling, sage-studded industrial complex. This site churned out plutonium for nuclear weapons during World War II and ...
Cantwell also voted against advancing his nomination out of Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on Jan. 15 for consideration by the full Senate. “His commitment to the Tri-Party Agreement ...
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Record funding. $3.3B budget proposed for Hanford site radioactive cleanup next yearThe annual Hanford nuclear site budget would increase by $303 million ... Sciences Laboratory on the PNNL camps and $19 million for construction of PNNL’s new Microbial Molecular Phenotyping ...
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