I believe that the conferees did not intend to and in fact did not take any action that would limit or supersede any existing agreement that the Department of Energy has entered into with any State, including the Federal facility compliance agreements.
Charles Skelton: “I believe that the conferees did not intend to and in fact did not take any action that would limit or supersede any…”
Editor's note · Context
Addressing concerns about the Department of Energy reorganization and its impact on state agreements.
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