It’s been called the most contaminated site in the Western Hemisphere. And among those proposed for cuts are engineers who ...

Today, an estimated 56 million gallons of radioactive waste remains at Hanford, much of it in storage tanks that are known to be leaking. Considering that the site sits near the Columbia River, about ...

The DOE Hanford office has 303 workers who ... Workers who could lose their jobs include nuclear safety engineers, facility safety representatives, procurement and contracting personnel, attorneys ...

More than 35 years after a Tri-Party Agreement was forged to promote cleanup at Eastern Washington’s Hanford site, the people of our state are still waiting for meaningful action.

The U.S. government wants to select "disparate" locations where it could eventually make bomb-grade uranium again.

The 2025 Washington Legislature is considering a bill to make it easier for nuclear fuel companies such as Framatome in ...

When contemplating what stories to write and include in her memoir about her involvement in World War II, Ardes Shea chose the ones that told the beginning of “radical ideas” such as women’s ...

It’s been more than 30 years since there were any discussions of storing nuclear waste in Colorado. Before revisiting that debate, it is important to understand the three major waste ...

The day after being sworn in as secretary of energy, self-described nerd Chris Wright said updating the U.S. nuclear arsenal, increasing civilian nuclear ...

Carbondale resident George Wear provided a change of pace to the public comment period ahead of the regular agenda items at the Garfield County ...

He has an opportunity to send a powerful message that America’s energy future includes an unwavering commitment to cleaning ...