Tech Development for DOE Cleanup Should Emphasize Risk Reduction, Oregon Says

By Staff Reports

A National Academies committee studying technology development needed across the Department of Energy environmental management complex should focus on technologies that can provide final and lasting reductions in long-term risk, according to the Oregon Department…

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