SRS Breaks Ground on New Saltstone Disposal Unit

During a visit by Energy Secretary Rick Perry, the Savannah River Site broke ground Thursday on a multimillion-dollar disposal unit for radioactive salt waste.
Saltstone Disposal Unit (SDU) 7 will be a 32-million-gallon concrete structure designed and built by…

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