Nuclear Security & Deterrence Monitor Vol. 30 No. 14
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April 09, 2026

WIPP one of few EM sites selected for more money in DOE 2027 request

By ExchangeMonitor

Most Department of Energy nuclear cleanup sites would receive modest reductions in their fiscal 2027 funding, under the budget justification document released over the weekend by the White House.
The request for the DOE Office of Environmental Management (EM)’s…

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