House Spending Bill Would Slash Versatile Test Reactor, One of DOE’s Plutonium Disposal Paths

Tuesday, July 20, 2021

The House Appropriations Committee’s proposed Department of Energy budget for fiscal year 2022 would slash funding for one of the potential disposal routes for surplus weapon-usable plutonium that has to be removed from South Carolina under terms of a record-setting…

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House Spending Bill Would Slash Versatile Test Reactor, One of DOE’s Plutonium Disposal Paths

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