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S1 Episode 5 - Gone Fission Nuclear Report 12/13/21 Ray Smith, Oak Ridge Historian
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In this week's Gone Fission Nuclear Report podcast, we talk to Oak Ridge historian Ray Smith about why it is important for EM to continue preserving the history of former DOE facilities. South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster weighs in on how $525 million in DOE plutonium settlement funds should be allocated. We'll review highlights from last week's Nuclear Cleanup Workshop. And we'll ask the question: "Should the late Manhattan Project photographer Ed Westcott be awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom?" Spoiler alert: The resounding answer is "Yes!" Enjoy this week's podcast. Visit the Gone Fission Nuclear Report channel on youtube.com for a videocast of episodes since November 7, 2022.
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In this week's Gone Fission Nuclear Report podcast, we talk to Oak Ridge historian Ray Smith about why it is important for EM to continue preserving the history of former DOE facilities. South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster weighs in on how $525 million in DOE plutonium settlement funds should be allocated. We'll review highlights from last week's Nuclear Cleanup Workshop. And we'll ask the question: "Should the late Manhattan Project photographer Ed Westcott be awar...
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S1 Episode 5 - Gone Fission Nuclear Report 12/13/21 Ray Smith, Oak Ridge Historian
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