Nuclear Cleanup Insiders Ponder Administration’s ‘Bias Towards Action’

By ExchangeMonitor

With a large budget request, a programmatic review process encompassing top officials at Department of Energy headquarters and sites, and political appointees who seem to share a “bias for action,” there is cause for optimism about increasing the pace of cleanup…

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