Energy Dept. Urges Senate to Advance Nominees

A senior Department of Energy official on Thursday urged the Senate to confirm nominees to fill four leadership vacancies, including a candidate to oversee the agency’s nuclear power and waste activities.
“I’d like to kindly ask the committee for consideration…

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