Feds Want Until FY 2025 for Savannah River Site Plutonium Removal

By ExchangeMonitor

The Energy Department wants until the end of fiscal 2025 to remove 1 metric ton of nuclear weapon-usable plutonium from the Savannah River Site in South Carolina, according to the latest filing in a state lawsuit on the matter. The eight-year time frame is significantly…

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