I question in hindsight if there was a more cost-effective means for the taxpayers to dispose of the excess weapons-grade plutonium.
Kay Hagan: “I question in hindsight if there was a more cost-effective means for the taxpayers to dispose of the excess…”
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Senator Hagan raises concerns about the cost-effectiveness of the MOX fuel program.
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