SRS Salt Waste Treatment Method Suffers Three-Month Delay

By Staff Reports

It will take at least three months longer than expected for a new salt waste treatment method at the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site to complete a demonstration period that began in January.
That is because the method, known as tank closure cesium…

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