by Nuclear Street News Team
Work
on a new waste treatment plant at the Department of Energy's Hanford
site will pick back up after construction problems delayed progress on
some of its facilities.
In
a statement Tuesday, Energy Secretary Steven Chu and former Washington
Gov. Chris Gregoire said work over the last several months has put the
project on a path to resolving the technical issues that have slowed
construction. They added that, "Based on insight gathered from a number
leading scientific experts, the department is now confident construction
activities at the high-level waste facility can begin to be ramped back
up."http://nuclearstreet.com/nuclear_power_industry_news/b/nuclear_power_news/archive/2013/01/17/energy-secretary-says-construction-pace-will-pick-up-again-at-hanford-waste-treatment-plant-011702.aspx
In
a statement Tuesday, Energy Secretary Steven Chu and former Washington
Gov. Chris Gregoire said work over the last several months has put the
project on a path to resolving the technical issues that have slowed
construction. They added that, "Based on insight gathered from a number
leading scientific experts, the department is now confident construction
activities at the high-level waste facility can begin to be ramped back
up."http://nuclearstreet.com/nuclear_power_industry_news/b/nuclear_power_news/archive/2013/01/17/energy-secretary-says-construction-pace-will-pick-up-again-at-hanford-waste-treatment-plant-011702.aspx
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