DOE Holds off on MOX Suspension, but Pressure from Congress Continues

By Todd Jacobson

Kenneth Fletcher NS&D Monitor 5/2/2014 While the Department of Energy this week backed off from plans to immediately suspend work on the Mixed Oxide Fuel Fabrication Facility and released a long-awaited alternatives study, the plant’s supporters in…

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UPF Red Team: Federal Mgmt. Changes Key to Moving out of 9212 by 2025

By Todd Jacobson
House Republicans Seek to Speed up Some NNSA Modernization Efforts

By Todd Jacobson
DOE Holds off on MOX Suspension, but Pressure from Congress Continues

By Todd Jacobson
As Oak Ridge Takes over American Centrifuge, Lawmakers Question Funding

By Todd Jacobson
U.S. Announces Active Deployed Stockpile of 4,804 Warheads

By Todd Jacobson
Sen. Feinstein Vows to Fight Cuts to NNSA Nonproliferation Budget

By Todd Jacobson
North Dakota Senator Urges Acceleration of ALCM Replacement

By Todd Jacobson
House Republicans Take Aim at Arms Control Ambitions in Light of Ukraine

By Todd Jacobson
GAO Calls into Question NNSA FY 2022 Dismantlement Goal

By Todd Jacobson
Senate Bill Would Limit New Start Reductions, Arms Control Talks

By Todd Jacobson
J-Lab Contractor SURA Considering Bid for Brookhaven Lab Contract

By Todd Jacobson
Klotz to Begin Tour of Weapons Complex Next Week

By Todd Jacobson
Op-Ed: The Wheel of Progress, and Security in the Wake of Y-12

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Livermore Official Named UC VP for Lab Management

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At Oak Ridge

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Wrap Up: In the DNFSB, In the Industry

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