Upside Down Tree Becomes Family Christmas Tradition
In Spartanburg, Ann Lever rigs a ceiling-hung Christmas tree with gifts and ornaments upside down to mark a string of holiday misfortunes. The plan honors a hospitalized daughter and recalls past losses, while the batlike tree stands as a stark holiday statement.
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High Tech SRP Waste System Displayed
Department officials outline aggressive waste management upgrades at SRP including new incinerators and disposal facilities. The facility filters wastewater to remove heavy metals and cesium, strontium, and cobalt, with solids encapsulated in concrete for vault storage. Tritium releases to Savannah River would double to 0.4 millirem, still within EPA safety limits.
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