Another Senate-Confirmed EM-1 Unlikely at DOE Cleanup Anytime Soon

By Wayne Barber

Don’t expect another Senate-confirmed nominee during President Donald Trump’s current term to succeed Anne Marie White at the helm of the Energy Department Office of Environmental Management. That was the assessment offered this week by several observers of…

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By Wayne Barber
Washington State Officials Pan Waste Policy

By Wayne Barber
Another Senate-Confirmed EM-1 Unlikely at DOE Cleanup Anytime Soon

By Wayne Barber
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By Wayne Barber
Energy Dept. Makes Case for Non-Compete Centrus Contract for HALEU

By Wayne Barber
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By Wayne Barber
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By Wayne Barber
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By Staff Reports
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By Staff Reports