DOE Environmental Management Would Get Less Under New Trump Budget

By ExchangeMonitor

The Donald Trump administration has proposed a $6.5 billion budget for the Energy Department’s Office of Environmental Management in fiscal 2020, slightly less than the $6.6 billion requested last year but 11 percent below the $7.2 billion eventually enacted…

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