Spill investigation, remediation planning underway at SRS

A top federal manager for the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site in South Carolina said Monday the agency is continuing to investigate the cause of a July 4 spill of low-level radioactively contaminated water near H Canyon.
“We are taking a very hard…

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