SRS transition planning going smoothly, state nuke panel told

The top boss for the Department of Energy’s prime contractor at the Savannah River Site in South Carolina said this week he expects to see draft plans soon detailing how the National Nuclear Security Administration will take control of the complex from the DOE…

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Washington state, DOE ponder test bed research permit, holistic talks

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States, EM should talk about Twitter, report says

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