Congressman Wants to Know Why DOE Civilian Waste Office Not Funded

By ExchangeMonitor

In a wonkishly detailed descent into the weeds of Yucca Mountain policy, a U.S. congressman on Thursday asked Energy Secretary Rick Perry who is to blame for the continued lack of an Office of Civilian Radioactive Waste Management: a moribund bureaucratic organ…

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