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Weapons Complex Monitor Vol. 31 No. 44 PDF

Pandemic Numbers Continue Surge at Nuclear Cleanup Sites

There are 194 active cases of COVID-19 across the Department of Energy’s nuclear cleanup complex as of Thursday. The number represents an increase of 53 over the 141 active cases…
By Wayne Barber
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Senate Appropriations Panel Would Keep EM Budget at About $7.5B
By Wayne Barber
ECA Panel Predicts Lame Duck Session Won’t Be Dull
By Wayne Barber
Opinion: DOE Modernization of Nuclear Safety Management Rule Puts Focus on Safety, Minimizes Unnecessary Administrative Burden
By Opinion
No Winner Yet in Race Near Santa Susana
By Staff Reports
Familiar DOE Face Takes Over Policy Role at Nuclear Cleanup Office
By Staff Reports
New Salt Waste Facility Handled 86,000 Gallons During First Month
By Staff Reports
Fired Contractor Sues WIPP Manager
By Wayne Barber
Fluor Posts 2Q Results, 3Q Report Coming Soon
By Staff Reports
Hanford Water Treatment Subcontract Awarded
By Staff Reports
Washington Ecology Selects Nuclear Waste Program Director
By Staff Reports
New Director Selected at Idaho National Lab
By Staff Reports
Wrap Up: Longenecker Adds Board Member
By Staff Reports
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