Keep FUSRAP Separate from DOE, CRS Study Says

By ExchangeMonitor

While the Joe Biden administration in its appropriations request floated the idea of moving a military cleanup program to the Department of Energy from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, lawmakers seem inclined to keep things as they are, according to a recent analysis…

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