Judge Orders Removal of 1 Ton of Plutonium From S.C.

By Staff Reports

A federal judge on Monday ordered that 1 metric ton of plutonium be removed from South Carolina, but did not set a schedule for that to happen. The state sued the Department of Energy and its semiautonomous National Nuclear Security Administration last year, claiming…

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