Early Figures Show 65% Vax Rate for Savannah River Remediation

Preliminary figures show the liquid waste cleanup contractor at the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site in South Carolina has roughly two-thirds of its workforce vaccinated against COVID-19, a spokesman said Friday.
The numbers are not final because DOE…

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Early Figures Show 65% Vax Rate for Savannah River Remediation

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