MOX project at Savannah River Site faces budgeted delays
The MOX facility at Savannah River Site, planned since 1999 to eliminate weapons grade plutonium, is mired in cost overruns and uncertain funding. Duke Energy pulled out in 2009, end users remain undecided, and construction is about 60 percent done with 1,800 workers and rising layoffs as politics and budgets tighten.
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