MOX project in Aiken faces cold stand-by risk for 2015
Local business leaders warn MOX layoffs and a potential federal stand-by could devastate the Aiken area economy. The MOX facility employs about 1,500 workers while a Savannah River Site downsizing affects small firms that rely on local payrolls. Government talks continue on funding and life-cycle costs.
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