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Spring could bring B Reactor tours
Friday February 13th 2009

We suspect it might take an engineer or a physicist - or maybe a historian - to fully appreciate the old behemoth, but there is no mistaking B Reactor's broad appeal.

Sweden's change of heart widens nuclear comeback
Wednesday February 11th 2009

So, after a 30-year moratorium, Sweden is again preparing to build nuclear plants.

Cleanup at K East Basin reassuring step forward
Friday February 6th 2009

The pace of Hanford cleanup can frustrate insiders and observers alike.

Dr. Stephen Chu, don't forget procurement mess
Monday February 2nd 2009

Dear Secretary Chu,

Obama makes promising pick for energy secretary
Friday December 12th 2008

Change often comes with a mixture of hope and apprehension -- and so it is with President-elect Barack Obama's choice for energy secretary.

A message about Hanford to President-elect Obama
Tuesday November 18th 2008

Dear President-elect Obama,

Ed Proebsting, 82 -- good scientist, fine citizen
Friday November 14th 2008

Edward L. Proebsting was a well-liked, well-respected agricultural scientist known in Prosser for his knowledge of horticulture and his ability to spit a cherry pit a long, long way.

Battelle chief's support for Tri-Cities long-lived
Sunday November 9th 2008

The Tri-Cities is losing a good friend with Carl Kohrt's retirement as chief executive officer of Battelle.

Donation to Reach brings center closer
Friday September 19th 2008

In February, Battelle made a handsome donation to the Hanford Reach Interpretive Center and challenged the other Hanford contractors to raise $4 million more over the next three years.

A solid choice for Hanford contract
Thursday September 4th 2008

The wait is over and one of the good guys won as the Department of Energy announced Wednesday that the Hanford support services contract has been awarded to Lockheed Martin.

Birdshot will do for pigeon problem
Tuesday September 2nd 2008

What are we to make of PETA — People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals?

Hanford's uniform safety measures a smart move
Friday August 29th 2008

Setting the same safety procedures throughout Hanford is one of those ideas that is so sensible, it's a wonder it hasn't happened sooner.

B Reactor preservation important to our future
Wednesday August 27th 2008

The designation of Hanford's B Reactor as a National Historic Landmark this week is a huge step toward its preservation.

Rattlesnake Mountain access must be saved
Tuesday July 8th 2008

The Tri-City Development Council's proposal to preserve access to Rattlesnake Mountain is powerful and well thought out.

Historic Hanford photos fascinating look at past
Thursday June 26th 2008

There's something irresistible about old photographs.

N Reactor demolition a bittersweet moment
Thursday June 26th 2008

Watching the videos of this past weekend's demolition of a 200-foot tower at N Reactor and its steam-generating equipment revived memories of the first time I ever saw that old workhorse, nearly 32 years ago.

New tank farm contractor starts with right attitude
Monday June 9th 2008

Best wishes to Washington River Protection Solutions. Here's hoping for a successful enterprise.

More than sound bite on nuclear policy, please
Monday May 26th 2008

We'd like to know a great deal more than we do about the specifics of the presidential candidates' views on nuclear power.

Court delivers fatal blow to misguided initiative
Friday May 23rd 2008

Gov. Chris Gregoire's expression of disappointment ought to be the last word from the state on Initiative 297.

Slow resurrection of nuclear power
Monday May 12th 2008

The bipartisan energy bill signed three years ago by President Bush has been off to a slow start.

Governor, look inward for answers on Areva
Sunday May 11th 2008

The governor blew it.

DOE's inadequate budget threatens TPA negotiations
Sunday April 13th 2008

Frustration over Hanford cleanup seems to be spreading quicker than a tritium plume in the vadose zone.

Conditional support for Areva wrong message
Thursday April 3rd 2008

Gov. Chris Gregoire's qualified endorsement of a potential new uranium enrichment plant in Richland is welcome.

Isotope symposium keeps Tri-Cities at the forefront
Monday March 31st 2008

Last week's symposium on medical isotopes was a triumph for its sponsors.

State delegation rides to national lab's rescue
Friday December 21st 2007

It's good to have friends in high places, especially if you want to be heard in the other Washington.


Dept. Of Energy: DOE to investigate vit plant safety concerns

08/06/2010

Fluor: Hanford ships 1,000 pounds of plutonium to New Mexico

04/10/2008

Battelle/PNNL: PNNL scientists take on cancer with isotopes

08/30/2010

CH2M Hill: About 400 CH2M Hill workers to change shifts

06/25/2010

Washington Closure: Hanford workers close to answers about burial pits

08/27/2010

Cleanup: Asphalt being laid over underground Hanford tanks

08/13/2010

Energy Northwest: Mark Reddemann to lead Energy Northwest as new CEO

08/10/2010

B Reactor: DOE endorses Hanford's B Reactor for national historical park

05/21/2010

Vit Plant: Vit plant hits another milestone

08/25/2010



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