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Weapons Complex Monitor Vol. 35 No. 11 PDF

DOE request would trim 2025 cleanup budget, increase Hanford spend

The Joe Biden administration this week requested more than $8.2 billion for the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management in fiscal 2025, or $253 million less than the $8.5-billion…
By Wayne Barber
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Economic development plays big role in Waste Management sessions
By Wayne Barber
IWTU hits a re-start snag, crews look for a fix
By Wayne Barber
DOE hopes to select early clean power projects this fiscal year
By Wayne Barber
Power companies look to set up shop next at Portsmouth Site
By Staff Reports
EM2 Avery wants ‘laser’ focus on cleanup while backing ‘public good’
By Wayne Barber
No. 2 cleanup boss Avery understands frustration with procurement pace
By Wayne Barber
Maintenance outage concludes, shipments to resume at WIPP
By ExchangeMonitor
Nuclear increasingly seen as part of worldwide carbon control strategy, IAEA chief says
By Wayne Barber
Dilute and dispose looks to boost shipments to WIPP this year
By Dan Leone
Second melter heats up at Hanford vitrification plant
By ExchangeMonitor
Six labs receive $27M for Hanford liquid waste research; Congress wants research briefing
By Wayne Barber
Wrap Up: ‘Better contracting’ sought by EM; Washington Ecology picks new nuclear boss; SRS adds electric vehicles and more
By ExchangeMonitor
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