First-draft of DOE's 2023 budget misses request for nuclear weapons, beats for nuclear cleanup - ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy’s nuclear weapons budget would increase year-over-year for 2023 but come up short against the Joe Biden administration’s request, under legislation a House subcommittee planned to debate on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, under the House Appropriations…

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First-draft of DOE’s 2023 budget misses request for nuclear weapons, beats for nuclear cleanup

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