DOE Environmental Management Office Joins Facebook

The Energy Department’s Environmental Management office quietly launched its own Facebook page May 25.
The official U.S. steward of legacy defense-nuclear waste cleanup will use the page to help the public “keep up to date with EM’s progress across the complex,”…

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