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

The Department of Energy is seeking new members to join its federal advisory board for the Office of Environmental Management, according to a Monday Federal Register notice. The deadline for nominations to the Environmental Management Advisory Board is May 15.
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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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