Ares-V is the one that's on the books today.
But, now, of course, if I had signed an agreement, I might find it politically difficult to agree to any modification th...
I certainly hope that we're not locked into some sort of agreement we made 30 years ago.
Nothing comes from nothing. The money spent should compete with other energy environmental concerns.
Are you looking creatively and are you demanding of every employee under you that they are thinking on how we can do thi...
this $6 billion increase in funding was a stimulus package bill that DOE projects would create 13,000 jobs.
There are a lot of ramifications for not proceeding with Yucca. It's not just commercial-reactor spent fuel, it's nuclea...
So, it's going to be decades before you-- but, your ultimate plan was to transmit this waste to Yucca, correct?
$260 billion is a lot of money that could, I think, if we did this thing right, reduce that cost and save $100 billion.
Let's just follow what Senator Graham suggested, that, as I understand it--I may be wrong, but, as I understand, the Sou...
I consider the amount of money we're talking about unacceptable. $260 billion is unacceptable.
We've gone from having a plan to having no plan. That's what Senator McCain has complained about, and I think he's corre...
It has impact if we don't use Yucca, because--frankly, I share your view that the storage, in dry cask storage on site, ...
But, do you agree--where did this $210- to $260-billion figure come from?
if you have provisions in those agreements that don't make sense for the taxpayers of America, have you undertaken any e...
Could I interrupt?
The final bill, at a staggering $1.2 trillion, is the largest single expenditure in our Nation's history.
It's difficult for me to imagine how it could be spent effectively in the short timeframe it's been suggested it would b...
