No decisions yet on fate of DOE Cleanup to Clean Energy

By Wayne Barber

PHOENIX — The Department of Energy during President Donald Trump’s second term hasn’t focused on a Joe Biden administration effort to tap underused land at federal nuclear sites for carbon-free power, an Environmental Management official said Monday.
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