Senate NDAA Would Authorize More Defense Nuclear Cleanup Funds for Los Alamos

By Wayne Barber

The Senate Armed Services Committee’s version of the 2021 National Defense Authorization Act would allow $100 million more in the primary funding tranche for the Energy Department’s Office of Environmental Management than requested by the Donald Trump administration. The…

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Senate NDAA Would Authorize More Defense Nuclear Cleanup Funds for Los Alamos

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