The Election May Change DOE Policy, But it May Not Change DOE Policy Makers

By Dan Leone

There hasn’t been much catharsis this cycle for political junkies within the Energy Department’s nuclear complex who want to see some of the lightning from the presidential race trickle down to contests that may affect them professionally. Neither Democratic…

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