Communities Should be Heard on DOE End-State Contracting, ECA Says

By Wayne Barber

Communities around Energy Department nuclear cleanup sites deserve a voice in the agency’s much-discussed end-state contracting model, according to the Energy Communities Alliance. Local input is important “particularly in regard to DOE’s plans to implement…

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