House NDAA Modestly Ups White House Request on DOE Defense Cleanup

The House Armed Services Committee on Thursday proposed a nearly $5.6 billion cap on defense environmental remediation spending at the Department of Energy for fiscal 2020, about $400 less than recommended by the lower chamber’s Appropriations Committee.
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House NDAA Modestly Ups White House Request on DOE Defense Cleanup

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