DOE nuclear legal exec leaves; international nominee has hearing

By Wayne Barber

In a week of personnel movement for the Department of Energy, a nuclear legal adviser is leaving the organization while a White House nominee to head international affairs appeared before a Senate panel.
In the exit lane Seth Cohen, DOE’s chief counsel for…

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