Budget & Policy

Longtime congressional, DOE staffer Davis is Granholm’s new staff chief

By Photo of Dan Leone

Christopher Davis will be Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm’s next chief of staff, Granholm wrote Friday in an all-hands email.
Davis, according to his LinkedIn profile, has been a senior advisor to Granholm since right around Inauguration Day, prior…

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Washington Ecology calls Hanford appropriation inadequate

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Do something about defense waste first, Cantwell tells DOE nuclear energy nominee

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Environmental scientists in protective suits surveying contaminated soil at an industrial cleanup site.

Savannah River lab prime eyes minority institutions for EM research

Environmental scientists in protective suits surveying contaminated soil at an industrial cleanup site.

Contractor execs will be dropped from Hanford vaccination suit; resumption of vax enforcement looms

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Trial planned next year in discrimination case brought by WIPP security employee

A worker in safety gear inspecting large concrete storage modules built to hold spent nuclear fuel containers.

Wrap Up: Hanford TSCR treats 200,000 gallons; Gov. Inslee signs worker comp bill; WIPP shipments dip

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