Congress Approves $7.5B in DOE Nuclear Cleanup Funding Under Compromise 2020 Bill

By Wayne Barber

A compromise budget passed by Congress this week would fund the U.S. Energy Department’s Office of Environmental Management at almost $7.5 billion. President Donald Trump is expected today to sign the fiscal 2020 domestic priorities and international assistance…

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