Nuclear Weapons & Stockpile

Environmental Groups Ask Judge Again: Stop UPF Construction

By Photo of Dan Leone

Environmental groups whose lawsuit forced the U.S. Department of Energy to partially redo an environmental review of its Uranium Processing Facility (UPF) on Monday asked the federal judge who ordered the do-over to halt construction of the next-generation weapons-uranium…

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Northrop Grumman Sees No Impact To GBSD Acquisition Strategy Despite Regulatory Review

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AECOM Has Exit Clause for Sale of Government Service Unit

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Judge Allows Nevada to Tweak Lawsuit to Seek Removal of Plutonium

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Key Opinion in SRNS Overcharging Suit Still Sitting with Civilian Board

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Boeing Defense Business Turns a Profit as 737 MAX Woes Weigh Down 3Q Earnings

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Lockheed Martin Plows Forward With Strong Third Quarter

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Air Force RCO: December 2021 ‘Earliest’ Target Date for B-21 First Flight

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NNSA Considering Small, Complex-Wide Recruiting Services Contract

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