Day-to-Day Remediation Continues at DOE Sites as COVID-19 Spreads

By Wayne Barber

There were no confirmed cases Friday of COVID-19 infections within the Department of Energy’s nuclear complex, covering both federal employees and contractors, based on public information as well as inquiries with industry sources. The Energy Department confirmed…

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