South Carolina, DOE investigate spill at Savannah River Site

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy and South Carolina are investigating a July 4 spill of contaminated water around H Canyon at the Savannah River Site, officials confirmed this week. There was a spill of low-level radiologically-contaminated water from a temporary above-ground…

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