South Carolina: Courts Could Be Next Step in Tank Dispute With DOE

Kenneth Fletcher
WC Monitor
10/24/2014
AMELIA ISLAND, Fla.—South Carolina is pushing for a $150 million investment in increasing tank waste processing at the Savannah River Site, but will seek a court order if conflict with the Department of Energy on tank…

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