Accord on ‘25 EM spending levels close, but shutdown talk precedes Congress’ return

By Dan Leone

By the numbers, House and Senate appropriators are within 2% of agreeing on a budget for nuclear-weapons cleanup for fiscal year 2025, but election-year politics could stand in the way of a resolution when Congress returns to Washington next week. Overall for the…

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Hanford grouts K West reactor basin, prepares for cocooning

By ExchangeMonitor
Baran is back: ex-NRC commissioner lands new gig at Department of Energy

By Dan Leone
Accord on ‘25 EM spending levels close, but shutdown talk precedes Congress’ return

By Dan Leone
Patricia Lee sworn into DNFSB

By ExchangeMonitor
Groundbreaking to start next week on parts of Rocky Flats hiking trail

By ExchangeMonitor
Orano picks Oak Ridge as ‘preferred site’ for uranium enrichment plant

By Dan Leone
BWXT taps new president Gary Camper for largest of company’s business segments

By ExchangeMonitor
Wrap up: Small biz retirement; small biz award; obituary

By ExchangeMonitor