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Since 1989, the US government has been unsuccessfully trying to clean up Hanford, North America's most contaminated site. Unfortunately, without imminent cleanup, Hanford's radioactive and chemical wastes will permanently contaminate the Northwest's life-blood, our Columbia River.
$25 billion have been spent so far, $2 billion a year trying to protect the aquifer underneath the site and the Columbia River. In return, the U.S. Department of Energy produced excuses for numerous delays. Now the DOE proposes its costliest and most life-threatening delays. ...

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