Nuclear cleanup office will oversee demolition of old Bettis facilities

By ExchangeMonitor

Facilities in Pennsylvania once used to help develop U.S. Navy nuclear propulsion systems will be torn down by the Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management, DOE announced last week.
The Environmental Management office recently issued an Action…

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