Big Savings Anticipated in ‘End State’ Cleanup Approach, DOE Says

The Energy Department Office of Environmental Management (EM) expects to speed cleanup of its nuclear sites by decades and save “$100s of millions” in life-cycle costs, according to the Donald Trump administration’s fiscal 2020 budget request.
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