Hanford

Plutonium Discovered As Nuclear Waste Disposal Agent

Medicine & Technology May 12, 2017

Plutonium sheds light to a new discovery for its use to clean up nuclear waste. The Hanford, Washington State underground tunnel collapse is a wake up call to expedite their research for its disposl. Hanford contains 56 million gallons of radioactive waste kept in underground storage tanks.

Hanford

Plutonium Discovered As Nuclear Waste Disposal Agent

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