Board: Money Should be Used for SRS Radioactive Material Safety

An advisory board to the Savannah River Site wants more staffers and assessments for site work involving radioactive materials and/or criticality. The request comes in the aftermath of the safety pause on all nonessential work implemented on Sept. 11, 2015, by…

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Board: Money Should be Used for SRS Radioactive Material Safety

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