EM-1 Nominee’s List of Priorities Sparks Concern in South Carolina

Regalbuto Ranks Cleanup Priorities: 1. WIPP, 2. Hanford, 3. Savannah River
Kenneth Fletcher
WC Monitor
5/16/2014
The nominee to be the next Department of Energy cleanup chief suggested this week that cleanup at Hanford may be a higher priority than the Savannah…

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