GAO wants Army Corps to get a handle on rising FUSRAP liability

By Wayne Barber

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers could counter a dramatic spike in its environmental liability by using new management practices at the 19 nuclear-weapon sites it is cleaning up, Congress’ investigative arm said this week. The secretary of the Army should also…

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