Wrap Up: DOE community grants offered; U.K. cleanup body gets more work; Lab targets entrepreneurs and more

By ExchangeMonitor

The Department of Energy has $19 million in grant funding available for disadvantaged communities affected by decades of nuclear work, the agency said in a Tuesday press release. Comments on the draft funding opportunity announcement for DOE’s Community Capacity…

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