Redevelopment becomes expanded part of DOE EM’s future, Walsh says

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – With one year under his belt as Department of Energy Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management (EM), Tim Walsh remains bullish about tapping remediated land at government nuclear installations for redevelopment.
Walsh, joined by the…

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