Plutonium Arguments on for Appeals Court, Despite COVID-19, Settlement Talks

By ExchangeMonitor

The COVID-19 pandemic has not stopped the Department of Energy’s plans to dispose of surplus plutonium, nor arguments in a long-running $200 million lawsuit on the matter with the state of South Carolina. The Department of Energy and South Carolina are actually…

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