First Biden DOE Budget Request Would Keep Nuclear Cleanup at Flat $7.6B

The Joe Biden administration Friday afternoon proposed level-funding the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management at about $7.6-billion during fiscal 2022, which begins in a little more than four months.
Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm…

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