While wind and solar farms generate greenhouse gas-free electricity, there are ongoing concerns over their impacts on our environment, especially as a rapidly growing number of worn-out blades and panels are landing in landfills.
To ensure we can meet future demand for analytical services, we will develop and build the “lab of the future” by improving the 1950s-era infrastructure, continuing development of unique analytical methods, and installing new analytical equipment and capabilities.
On Jan. 1, Inomedic Health Applications Inc. (IHA) transitioned as the Hanford site occupational medical services provider, bringing a new leadership team and a new management approach based on our extensive corporate experience.
As the Hanford site integrator, Hanford Mission Integration Solutions (HMIS) plays a critical role in the Hanford cleanup mission. Using a safety-first operational mindset, our highly skilled and trained workforce is the foundation for our success.
One of the highest priorities in our One Hanford effort is the Direct-Feed Low-Activity Waste (DFLAW) program to begin vitrifying (or immobilizing in glass) a portion of Hanford’s 56 million gallons of underground tank waste.