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posted by takyon on Thursday May 11 2017, @01:43AM   Printer-friendly
from the bury-it dept.

KING-TV reports that "a tunnel full of highly contaminated materials collapsed" in a reprocessing facility at the Hanford nuclear site. An official said "The facility does have radiological contamination right now but there is no indication of a radiological release." The U.S. Department of Energy released statements (archived copy) saying that employees were "told to shelter in place" and that non-essential employees were sent home.

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  • (Score: 2) by c0lo on Thursday May 11 2017, @10:16AM

    by c0lo (156) Subscriber Badge on Thursday May 11 2017, @10:16AM (#508016) Journal

    That means Hyman G. Rickover style management and banning of non-engineers on positions of decision.

    Wet dreams, eh?
    Wake up before you drown, though; engineers don't have enough gold to make the rules.

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