Barely a decade ago, Todd Erskine and Troy Willard had few places to pursue their passion for mountain biking. Today, the rugged sport has an exponentially wider local fan base.
The U.S. Energy Department has rescinded an order that would have nearly tripled the amount of plutonium in high-level waste converted to glass at Savannah River Site.
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission's latest round of inspections at the U.S. Energy Department's mixed oxide fuel facility yielded three notices of violation for minor procedural infractions.
In an effort to share his knowledge of the outdoors, Price Sewell decided to organize an outing for critically ill children for the Outdoor Dream Foundation.
The Georgia Outdoor Writers Association bestowed its annual awards last weekend to the lucky hunters who took the top-scoring deer in Georgia last season.
ATLANTA --- A ruling by a Fulton County judge has called into question the expansion of Plant Vogtle, but a spokesman for the company says the work will continue.
Professionally applied herbicides, not hungry carp, might be the best way to control invasive aquatic weeds along downtown Augusta's portion of the Savannah River.
Pending upgrades to the U.S. Energy Department's Defense Waste Processing Facility will almost double the volume of nuclear material processed each year, beginning in 2012.
Southern Company wants a one-month extension of the U.S. Energy Department's 90-day deadline to accept a federal loan guarantee to finance two reactors at Plant Vogtle.
Plant Vogtle and Savannah River Site should be included in a new national study of cancer risks for people living near nuclear facilities, according to environmental groups.
Georgia officials plan to accept a U.S. Energy Department offer of funds to reinstate a radiation monitoring program in counties near Savannah River Site.
