Special adviser Murray expected to retire from DOE

By ExchangeMonitor

Paul Murray, who has spent decades working on nuclear-related issues in the government and private sectors, could retire soon from the Department of Energy, according to industry sources.
Currently a senior adviser for DOE’s Office of Environmental Management,…

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