Several DOE Infrastructure Projects Nearing Completion, Cleanup Official says

By Wayne Barber

KNOXVILLE, Tenn.– Some large infrastructure projects in the U.S. Energy Department’s nationwide nuclear cleanup complex should be completed in the next couple years, an agency official said Wednesday. That should include startup of the Salt Waste Processing…

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