La Crosse Nuclear Plant Deals With Tritium in Groundwater

By ExchangeMonitor

Elevated levels of radioactive tritium were found in groundwater samples taken early last year from the La Crosse Boiling Water Reactor in Wisconsin, produced during demolition of the reactor building, according to a site investigation report submitted to the state…

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