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Panel Session 1: WMS 2020 Plenary Session

Gallagher, James·Fiore, Jim·Badger, Bill·Lempke, Michael·Magwood, William·White, William Ike
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The plenary panel focused on government and industry world leaders speaking on the pressing issues facing radioactive waste management in 2020 and beyond. Panelists included an OECD/ NEA representative for the international community, a Huntington Ingalls Industries representative for the commercial sector, and the US DOE Senior Advisor to the Under Secretary of Science representing DOE Environmental Management. Panelists with presentations: WM2020 Speech (Michael Lempke); Optimization: A Better Path toward Managing Nuclear Decommissioning and Legacies (William Magwood); Update On the DOE Environmental Management Program (William White)

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Gallagher, James, Fiore, Jim, Badger, Bill, Lempke, Michael, Magwood, William, White, William Ike. 2020-07-01. Panel Session 1: WMS 2020 Plenary Session. https://www.osti.gov/biblio/23030301

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