Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 25 No. 07
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February 19, 2021

Deputy DOE Nomination Lands in Senate

By ExchangeMonitor

President Joe Biden’s nomination of David Turk to be the deputy secretary of energy remained in the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee at deadline Friday, with no hearing scheduled. A deputy assistant secretary of energy for international climate…

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Table of Contents

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By Dan Leone
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By ExchangeMonitor
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Disgruntled Ex-MSTS CFO Holds to SOX Claims; Again Asks Judge to Allow Lawsuit Against NNSA Contractor to Proceed

By Dan Leone
Deputy DOE Nomination Lands in Senate

By ExchangeMonitor
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By ExchangeMonitor
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By Dan Leone
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By Staff Reports
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By ExchangeMonitor