DOE could learn cleanup lessons from other nations: GAO

By Wayne Barber

With nuclear cleanup in the United States expected to take decades and cost over $640 billion, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) says the Department of Energy should study international friends more to see how things might be done better.
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