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Three government agencies made a plan public for how to move forward and clean up radioactive waste from large, underground tanks at the Hanford site in southeast Washington.
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Lead contamination is the main concern along popular rivershore and recreational sites
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Hanford managers and watchdogs hold public meeting to discuss current cleanup and future plans at the site
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The spill’s source isn’t yet known, and more buildings are becoming involved downtown
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A potentially dangerous landfill fire is on its way to being extinguished. Regulators announced plans to help slow the smoldering underground debris – and their aims to keep neighbors safe.
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For years, people have been dealing with foul smells, loud noises, and blowing debris from two landfills in Yakima County. Now, the Washington Department of Ecology is helping with a new cleanup plan for one of those facilities.
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People in Central Washington have a chance to learn more about potentially contaminated soil at their homes. The Washington State Department of Ecology is hosting information sessions about pesticides from former orchards.
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Storing renewable energy is critical in the Northwest. A draft review for the region’s largest proposed energy storage project is available for public comment.
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A new project will help protect some Washington home builders from historic pesticides.
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A gravel road just south of Kennewick has a trash problem. At first you see a tire in the middle of the field. Then, just down the road, there’s what…