Conservative policy document urges accelerating DOE cleanup at Hanford, elsewhere

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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Workforce woes bedevil DOE cleanup office, GAO finds

While Hanford works on problem areas, GAO says more progress needed

AtkinsRéalis promotes COO to acting president

WIPP handles 64 shipments during June, beating year-ago pace

New president takes over at Hanford’s Central Plateau Cleanup

DNFSB welcomes Lee confirmation, reaching quorum again

Amentum’s new IR head will work on Jacobs’ merger-related issues

Federal judge will not expedite Hanford Guards Union case

Senate Armed Services seeks GAO reports on infrastructure, other nuke cleanup issues

N.M. lawmakers continue to press case for updating RECA

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Senator seeks information on Utah role in DOE’s nuclear program

Democrats demand an explanation for big changes at NRC

Congress forages for answers on the logistics of DOE’s nuclear campus program

GAO: NNSA lacks clear criteria for using contract line items

NNSA modernization surge faces execution questions as Congress weighs FY27 cuts

Senator seeks information on Utah participation in DOE’s nuclear program

Pentagon nuclear review draws scrutiny over expanded options

Democrats move to block U.S.-Saudi nuclear cooperation agreement

Fleischmann expects 2027 E&W to pass during lame duck session

DOE explores use of Nuclear Waste Fund for lifecycle campus program

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