Cange Ducks Question About Her Rumored Replacement as EM Boss

WASHINGTON — Acting Assistant Secretary of Energy for Environmental Management Sue Cange would not comment Wednesday about rumors that she will be replaced as the temporary head of DOE’s Cold War nuclear-cleanup program.
Politico Pro first reported Wednesday…

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