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S1C Prototype Reactor Plant Disposal

Special Report on the Audit of the Management of Department of Energy Construction Projects

Sale of Surplus Natural and Low Enriched Uranium

Management of Certain Plutonium Residues and Scrub Alloy Stored at the Rocky Flats Environmental Technology Site

Audit of Groundwater Monitoring at Hanford

Proposed Changes to the Sanitary Sludge Land Application Program on the Oak Ridge Reservation

Proposed Changes to the Sanitary Sludge Land Application Program on the Oak Ridge Reservation

The United States Entity (the Administrator of the Bonneville Power Administration [BPA] and the Division Engineer, North Pacific Division of the US Army Corps of Engineers [Corps]) has decided to fulfill its obligation under the Columbia River Treaty (Treaty) between the United States of America (United States) and Canada by delivering Canada’s Entitlement under the Treaty to points on the border between Canada and the United States near Blaine, Washington and Nelway, British Columbia (BC). Delivering the full Entitlement at existing interconnections at those locations will require no new transmission facilities in the United States or in Canada. However, construction of cross-Cascades transmission in the United States would be accelerated, to as early as 2005. Delivery of the Canadian Entitlement will begin April 1, 1998.

Delivery of the Canadian Entitlement

Audit of Bus Service Subsidies at the Idaho National Engineering Laboratory