Little Cut in Washington Could Mean Big Headache for SRS Salt Waste

By Dan Leone

It is sometimes difficult to feel the ripple of a $10 million tweak to a $30-billion appropriations bill, but at a citizens-group meeting near the Savannah River Site (SRS) this week, an executive with the Department of Energy’s prime liquid-waste contractor…

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