Senators ‘concerned’ about U.S. uranium enrichment capabilities, NDAA report shows

By ExchangeMonitor

The Senate Armed Services Committee wants to require the Department of Energy to pick two to four possible sites for a new domestic uranium enrichment facility for defense programs, according to a bill report published Monday. The report was appended to the panel’s…

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