LAWMAKERS URGE DOE TO SEEK COMMENT ON NEW LAND TRANSFER RULE

A group of House lawmakers that represent various Department of Energy cleanup sites are calling on the Department to seek public comment before moving forward with a planned change to its land transfer regulations. At issue is a rule set to go into effect Dec.…

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