Conservative policy document urges accelerating DOE cleanup at Hanford, elsewhere

By Wayne Barber

Should former President Donald Trump win a second term, the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management could speed cleanup through expanded use of both commercial nuclear waste disposal sites and a high-level waste reinterpretation, according to…

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