The Hanford future site uses working group
Torbern Bergman, D.M. Weissberg
Abstract
Torbern Bergman, D.M. Weissberg
Abstract
The Hanford Future Site Uses Working Group was formed in 1992 to provide substantive input to the US Department of Energy and its regulators (the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Washington State Department of Ecology) on remediation efforts at the Hanford site. The group included representatives of federal, tribal, state, and local governments; business, agricultural, and economic interests; academia; environmental groups; and other groups with a special interest in the Hanford site. The working group was charged with developing a range of future use options for the Hanford site and assessing the implications of those uses on remediation.
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The Hanford Future Site Uses Working Group was formed in 1992 to provide substantive input to the US Department of Energy and its regulators (the US Environmental Protection Agency and the Washington State Department of Ecology) on remediation efforts at the Hanford site. The group included representatives of federal, tribal, state, and local governments; business, agricultural, and economic interests; academia; environmental groups; and other groups with a special interest in the Hanford site. The working group was charged with developing a range of future use options for the Hanford site and assessing the implications of those uses on remediation.
Key concepts: Hanford Site, Agency (philosophy), Environmental remediation, Waste management, Engineering, Environmental planning, Environmental protection, Radioactive waste