Lawmakers Advocate for Funding MOX Fines Owed by DOE

By Alissa Tabirian

Staff Reports
NS&D Monitor
1/15/2016
Congress may soon have to decide if it will appropriate money to enable the Department of Energy to pay a multi-million dollar fine to the state of South Carolina for missing a key deadline at the Savannah River Site’s…

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