Without Spending Caps Deal, Uncertainty Lingers on DOE Budget Details

Watchers of the Department of Energy’s defense nuclear waste and weapons budgets will endure two more weeks of added uncertainty about those programs after Congress blew town for an extended spring break without making progress on a deal to avert automatic spending…

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Without Spending Caps Deal, Uncertainty Lingers on DOE Budget Details

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