25 years ago, DOE, NRC reacted to Sept. 11 attacks

By ExchangeMonitor

Twenty-five years ago, after terrorists flew airplanes into New York’s World Trade Center and the Pentagon in Virginia, then-Secretary of Energy Spencer Abraham ordered all Department of Energy facilities be placed in high security status.
“All non-essential…

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