EM No. 2 Shrader leaving cleanup office; Robertson to step in

Todd Shrader, second in command at the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management since 2019, is leaving the cleanup office for a clean energy job at the agency, according to an internal email sent Monday.
Longtime DOE hand Candice Robertson will…

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