Leaked Budget Doc Shows $6.5B For DOE Environmental Management

By ExchangeMonitor

The Energy Department’s Office of Environmental Management would get about $6.5 billion for fiscal 2018, including a small increase for the agency’s major closure sites and a small overall decrease for uranium-enrichment cleanups, according to a leaked document…

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