House Bill Would Boost Funding at Most Cleanup Sites, Makes WIPP Recovery a Priority

By Mike Nartker

Kenneth Fletcher WC Monitor 4/24/2015 Most Department of Energy cleanup sites, including Portsmouth and the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant, would see funding increases in the Fiscal Year 2016 House Energy and Water Appropriations bill when compared to DOE’s…

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At Richland

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At Oak Ridge

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At Idaho

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Wrap Up

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