August Argument ‘Likely’ in NNSS Plutonium Lawsuit, Nevada Says

By ExchangeMonitor

An appeals court will “likely” hear arguments about why the Department of Energy should remove half a metric ton of weapon-usable plutonium from Nevada by August, attorneys for the state wrote in a Monday court filing. The news dropped in a filing with the…

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