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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission lacks proper controls for identifying and handling classified national security information, the Department of Energy’s Inspector General said last week. Gregory H. Friedman issued his preliminary findings in a report issued on the eve of FERC’s appearance before the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee...
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