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Nicholas K. Geranios
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Operations
Washington State Blackouts Hit Same Customers Repeatedly
Officials blamed a lack of transmission capacity combined with heat strain on equipment.
Food & Beverage
WA now a Force in Wine World
In 2001 there were only 100 wineries in the state, and now there are more than a 1,000.
Food & Beverage
'Cosmic Crisp' Apple to Debut at Grocery Stores
As the first apple ever bred in Washington state, it's expected to be a game-changer.
Operations
Region Struggles as it Loses Biggest Employer
Many rural areas that depend on natural resource industries — logging, fishing, mining — are suffering.
Regulation
Trump Wants to Reclassify Nuke Waste
Labeling it as a lower threat level would make disposal cheaper and easier.
Safety
No Radiation Released in Hanford Leak
The leak was the second problem with aging tunnels at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation in a year.
Operations
Republicans Criticize Dam Spill
They say the water could be saved for irrigation and power generation.
Operations
Plant Demolition on Hold
Workers are being exposed to radiation as they tear down buildings that helped create the nation's nuclear arsenal.
Safety
Is the Steel in This Nuke Plant Safe?
The U.S. wants proof.
Safety
Workers Start to Fill Collapsed Hanford Tunnel
It will take an estimated 650 truckloads of grout to fill the tunnel, which produced most of the plutonium for the nation's nuclear arsenal.
Supply Chain
Lawsuit May Return Country-of-Origin Labeling
Ranchers want to force meat to again be labeled if it's produced in other countries and imported to the U.S.
Operations
Crews Cover Collapsed Radioactive Tunnel
The most dangerous radioactive waste at Hanford is 56 million gallons stored in 177 underground tanks, some of which have leaked.