Legacy DOE Waste Cleanup Fares Best Under Senate Budget

By Dan Leone

House and Senate spending bills produced this week would provide more money for legacy nuclear waste cleanup in fiscal 2017 than the White House requested, but quash administration proposals to dispose of weapon-grade plutonium in New Mexico and change the way…

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Legacy DOE Waste Cleanup Fares Best Under Senate Budget

By Dan Leone
Congress Spurns White House Uranium Cleanup Plan

By Dan Leone
DOE Considers Appealing Hanford Consent Decree Ruling

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By Chris Schneidmiller
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By Staff Reports
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By Staff Reports
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By Staff Reports
At Savannah River: Parsons Gets DOE Kudos for Work on Salt Waste Processing Facility

By Staff Reports
At WIPP: NWP Earns Close to 75 Percent of Possible Fee in FY 2015

By Dan Leone