DOE cleanup office, N3B still wrestle with staffing at Los Alamos

By Wayne Barber

The Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup field office at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico, set up in 2015, and its remediation contractor still face staff shortages, a federal safety watchdog heard Wednesday. Michael Mikolanis, who heads the…

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