SRNS Saves Millions on Groundwater Cleanup Through New Methods

Moving away from mechanized pump-and-treat facilities to more “simple,” multiphased passive cleanup methods has reduced costs for remediation of Savannah River Site’s groundwater from $12 million per year to approximately $1 million annually,…

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