SRS Waste Processing Should Resume Next Week

Liquid waste processing at the Savannah River Site almost restarted last month after a 15-month outage, but is instead slated to begin next week after workers fix a seal at the site’s major waste processing facility that allows treated waste to properly pour…

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SRS Waste Processing Should Resume Next Week

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