New Mexico Lawmakers Call on DOE to 'Suspend' Order 140.1

New Mexico’s entire congressional delegation this month called on the Department of Energy to suspend a controversial order that the federal Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB) says has curtailed its access to nuclear-weapon sites.
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New Mexico Lawmakers Call on DOE to ‘Suspend’ Order 140.1

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