DOE nuclear energy core programs down slightly in full-year omnibus spending bill.

Thanks to emergency funding from Congress, the Department of Energy’s civilian nuclear power program will get about what the White House asked for in 2023 under a proposed spending plan approved by congressional appropriators this week.
The Senate voted 68-to-29…

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