DOE Has Yet to Respond to Conflict Question at Portsmouth Advisory Board

The Department of Energy has yet to determine whether certain members of the Portsmouth Site Specific Advisory Board (SSAB) had conflicts of interest that should have kept them from voting on an issue last month, sources said Tuesday.
Dennis Foreman, a Pike County,…

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DOE Has Yet to Respond to Conflict Question at Portsmouth Advisory Board

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