States, EM should talk about Twitter, report says

It is time for states with Department of Energy nuclear sites and the agency’s cleanup office to consider social media’s role in distributing information, and disinformation, during emergencies, according to a report from the National Governors Association.
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IWTU begins radioactive waste operations in Idaho

Multibillion-dollar Portsmouth bids extended another 60 days

Expressions of interest sought on recycling nickel from DOE Portsmouth Site

SRS transition planning going smoothly, state nuke panel told

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

Feds fast-track approach to Hanford vit plant increased costs, other problems, report finds

Tight labor market creates headaches for SRS liquid waste contractor, DOE finds

Settlement talks ‘fruitful,’ but judge wants Oak Ridge vaccine case closed soon

Wrap Up: Cleanup advisory board members sought; DOE spends $6.3M on nuke education; INL invites locals to see Oliver Stone film

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Senator seeks information on Utah role in DOE’s nuclear program

Democrats demand an explanation for big changes at NRC

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Pentagon nuclear review draws scrutiny over expanded options

Democrats move to block U.S.-Saudi nuclear cooperation agreement

Fleischmann expects 2027 E&W to pass during lame duck session

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