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Labs Face Funding Cuts for DOE Environmental Cleanup

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The Department of Energy indicated Monday it intends in the upcoming budget year to cut tens of millions of dollars from environmental remediation funding at some of its national laboratories.
As part of the continuing rollout of the Trump administration budget…

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DOE Seeks SRS Liquid Waste Funding Uptick

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Hanford Test Bed Initiative Suffers Another Permit Setback

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Resignation Leaves DNFSB With Three Members

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Hanford Support Services Provider Gets Temporary Extension

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Administration Plan Would Move FUSRAP From Army to Energy Dept.

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WIPP Subcontractor Buys Carlsbad Hotel Amid Oil Boom

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House Panel to Hear From Perry on 2020 DOE Budget Request

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N3B Awards 1 Los Alamos Subcontract, Issues RFP for Another

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Work Resumes in X-333 at Portsmouth After Uranium Equipment Fire

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Oak Ridge Contractor Selection Continues for Low-Risk Structure Cleanup

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State Reviews Reports Prior to Resumption of Work at Idaho Lab Drum Breach Site

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Wrap Up: H-Canyon Producing 100,000 Gallons of Annual Liquid Waste

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