I too am concerned about the tritium production decision and its future funding. My position over the last several months focused on the debate to retain the decisionmaking authority of DOE so that the Department might be free to make the most technically feasible, cost-effective decision to meet our national defense needs. I share the concerns of my colleagues about the delay of implementation and the need for adequate funding, and I am hopeful that DOE will include full funding for a tritium production source, not only in fiscal year 2000, but in the outyears as well.
Pete Sessions: “I too am concerned about the tritium production decision and its future funding. My position over the last several…”
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Addressing concerns about tritium production decision and funding during a congressional discussion.
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