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2025 in review: Hanford finally makes glass; federal brain drain among top stories

Nuclear cleanup office releases Hanford scorecards for fiscal 2025

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DOE recovering key isotopes from Cold War era material

Centrus starts making centrifuges for LEU enrichment plant expansion

Wrap Up: LATA turns 50; Orano strikes deal for space fuel: NNSA copters fly New Year’s Eve; Longenecker donates to museum

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Round Up: Deployable Energy to work with Sargent & Lundy on Unity microreactor; Kairos Power secures $643 million in funding; Bluecore Energy makes uranium purchase; NANO provides update on NRC review of UIUC KRONOS

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Golden Dome could reshape nuclear deterrence but ‘needs budget,’ experts say

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Savannah River Site shifts from cleanup toward broader nuclear missions

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25 years ago, DOE, NRC reacted to Sept. 11 attacks

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