GAO, Some DOE Neighbors, Call on Congress to Consider Waste Classification Changes

By Wayne Barber

In a long-awaited report published this week, the Department of Energy estimated it could save up to $230 billion by lowering the classification level of certain radioactive waste from nuclear-weapons production — and while some neighbors of nuclear-cleanup sites…

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