GAO Urges DOE Legacy Management Office to Plan Ahead

By Staff Reports

The environmental liability of the Energy Department’s Office of Legacy Management is sure to increase from its recent $7.35 billion as it assumes responsibility for more remediated properties, according to a report issued Wednesday by the Government Accountability…

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