Savannah River Citizens Board Seeks to Avoid Repeat of Membership Shortage

By Wayne Barber

After two presidential administrations allowed the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site Citizens Advisory Board to dwindle to only seven out of a potential 25 members, the panel voted this week to adopt a policy to avoid such staffing shortages in the future. The…

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