Title Goes Back to Adviser, But White Remains Atop EM Pecking Order

By ExchangeMonitor

While he is no longer acting assistant secretary, career fed William (Ike) White remains the top boss at the Department of Energy’s $7-billion-plus Office of Environmental Management as he has been for about two-and-a-half years, an agency spokesperson confirmed…

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