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| Stranded Los Alamos Waste Won’t Leave WCS This Year, DOE Acknowledges The Energy Department’s Office of Environmental Management acknowledged late Friday afternoon it will not remove remaining stranded drums of potentially-combustible transuranic waste from temporary storage in Andrews County, Texas this year. “Due to the unique technical considerations” of removing the… |
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| DOE Nuclear Cleanup Striking Good Balance Between On-Site, Remote Work, Official Says The COVID-19 pandemic helped sell the top brass at the Energy Department’s Office of Environmental Management on the value of telecommuting, the No. 2 official there said Wednesday. When the DOE office was forced to roll back on-site work at… |
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| Ohio Utilities Watchdog Wants Investigation of Funding for Nuclear Bailout Scheme By John Stang The Ohio government’s utility residential customers’ watchdog has requested that the state Public Utilities Commission investigate whether any ratepayers’ money was channeled to an alleged $60 million bribery scheme to preserve two nuclear power plants. “The scope… |
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| Bidders for New Y-12, Pantex Contract Can Tour Sites This Month Companies interested in managing the two main civilian nuclear-weapon production sites under a potential 10-year, $28-billion contract with the National Nuclear Security Administration will be allowed to visit the facilities on Sept. 22 and Sept. 24. The agency announced in… |
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