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An article in the June 7 issue of Weapons Complex Monitor misspelled the name of Mark Senderling, the Energy Department Office of Environmental Management deputy assistant secretary for waste and materials management.
The article should also have reported that…

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New Bosses Take Over at DOE Nuclear Cleanup Office

Error Led to Energy Department Under-Reporting of Portsmouth Rad Contamination

Energy Department Posts Notices for High-Level Waste Change

Several Nuclear Remediation Contract Awards Still Expected by Fall, DOE Says

House NDAA Modestly Ups White House Request on DOE Defense Cleanup

SRS Salt Waste Treatment Method Suffers Three-Month Delay

Permit Application Withdrawn for Hanford Test Bed

Hanford Workers’ Compensation Law Upheld in Federal Court

Los Alamos Lab Cleanup Contractor Procures Slab Work at Technical Area 21

WIPP Not Covered by DOE Order Halting Participation in Foreign Talent Programs

Wrap Up: DNFSB Reschedules Hearing on WIPP, Idaho Incidents

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Reindustrialization becoming larger focus of DOE EM’s future, Walsh says

WIPP contractor taps new communications director

NRC issues final EIS for GLE’s planned Paducah enrichment facility

DOE still working on new Hanford Advisory Board

As Walsh completes first year; EM cites cleanup, revitalization work

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Army Corps marks major soil cleanup in Maywood, N.J.

EM’s Walsh envisions growing reactor fleet in South Carolina, including SRS

GAO urges clearer standards for DOE land transfers

WIPP experienced two ‘near misses’ in August, DNFSB says

EM boss Walsh to discuss South Carolina nuclear future

European company pushes for new MOX facility

With the rise of DOE land transfers, GAO urges clearer standards

Hanford vit plant turns 250K gallons of liquid waste into glass

DOE hits 20% of DUF6 conversion at Portsmouth

Washington state extends Hanford’s sitewide comments until January

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