Upon Further Review, DOE Changes Point Person for DNFSB Order Talks

The Department of Energy has decided not to have a potential member of the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB) lead its discussions about communications between the agency and the safety watchdog.
In a Sept. 15, letter to the now former DNFSB Chairman…

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