Report language in the FY2001 Senate Energy and Water Development bill supports DOE's efforts to use the experience and expertise of scientists of the former Soviet Union to address waste management and environmental remediation challenges within the DOE complex. Isn't it also true that the centers are intended to facilitate international collaboration to address environmental and nuclear safety issues important to the national security?
Discussing the FY2001 Senate Energy and Water Development bill and its implications for international collaboration on environmental issues.
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