DOE Focuses on 70-Acre Central Bear Creek Site for Oak Ridge Landfill

By Wayne Barber

The Energy Department believes the central Bear Creek Valley is the best place within the Oak Ridge Reservation (ORR) in Tennessee to develop a new 2.2-million-cubic yard waste disposal facility – due in part to its geology and groundwater flow conditions. Because…

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