Herald editorial staff; Sivula Chris444 words26 March 2010Tri-City HeraldTRICA8English(c) 2010 The Tri-City Herald. All Rights Reserved.
Community leaders are right to push for more say in Hanford’s future, and they need to keep up the pressure.
Planning for life after cleanup needs to be a partnership between the Tri-Cities and the Department of Energy.
In a recent letter to Ines Triay, DOE assistant secretary for environmental management, Tri-City political leaders and economic development officials turned up the heat.
Forging a common vision doesn’t seem out of reach, but the process could benefit from a greater sense of urgency.
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