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Review board cut down to 1 member
The U.S. Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board, a small agency charged with peer research for Department of Energy management of high-level radioactive waste, is down to one board member after a round of White House dismissals. Board Chair Peter Swift is the sole member of the Nuclear Waste Technical Review Board (NWTRB) as of last week, a board spokesperson told Exchange Monitor July 18. The Donald Trump administration terminated seven members of the panel a couple of days before. The NWTRB staff and funding remain in place, the spokesperson said. The news is not a shock. Exchange Monitor reported in January the Trump administration was seeking resignation of almost the…		 Upcoming Events

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Trilateral meeting set between Iran, China and Russia ahead of E3 nuclear meetup
Iran will meet with China and Russia Tuesday to discuss its nuclear program and potential snapback sanctions, an Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson said Monday in a briefing. The meeting will come ahead of a meeting in Istanbul between Iran and…
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Enviro groups sue DOE, EPA over Oak Ridge landfill
Six environmental groups have sued the Department of Energy and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over approval of a new low-level radioactive waste landfill at DOE’s Oak Ridge Site in Tennessee. The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court for…
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House Appropriations passes bill with focus on nuclear energy
The full House Appropriations Committee passed a spending plan Thursday night that would boost spending at both the Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Department of Energy’s nuclear energy office in fiscal 2026.  The measure, which passed late Thursday by a…
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House Armed Services passes NDAA measures on DoD, NNSA
The House Armed Services Committee Tuesday approved fiscal 2026 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) provisions to, among other things, create a new Rapid Capabilities Program within the National Nuclear Security Administration. The NDAA passed late Tuesday 55-2 and now advances…
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