Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 23 No. 42
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November 01, 2019

South Carolina Continues Fight for Plutonium Fines in Appeals Court

By Dan Leone

A federal judge did not recognize the Department of Energy’s legal obligation to pay hundreds of millions of dollars in plutonium-related fines to South Carolina, or properly vet the state’s claim that the agency has the money to pay up, according to court…

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