DOE: Push to Suspend Uranium Transfers Would Stop Work at Portsmouth

By Mike Nartker

Kenneth Fletcher
WC Monitor
7/11/2014
Pushing back against an effort by ConverDyn to stop the Department of Energy’s uranium transfers, DOE this week told a court that suspending the transfers would force it to halt the highly enriched uranium downblend…

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