Appropriations Bill Would Provide Unwanted Nuclear Waste Funds to DOE

While Congress is still not prepared to fund any work on the Yucca Mountain repository, it does plan to give the Department of Energy seemingly unwanted funding for other nuclear waste management operations in fiscal 2019.
The compromise version of the multiagency…

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