Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “While the Labs mission is centered on nuclear energy, many Idahoans might not know that INL researchers…”

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Idaho U.S. Rep Mike Simpson: “While the Labs mission is centered on nuclear energy, many Idahoans might not know that INL researchers…”
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Mike Simpson tweeted the following:

“While the Labs mission is centered on nuclear energy, many Idahoans might not know that INL researchers are involved in other clean energy technologies like electric vehicle charging.
Find out more! twitter.com/inl/status/156“
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Here are other recent tweets from Mike Simpson:

“Since 2009, @BLMIdaho Wild Horse and Burro Program has paired young horses and Idahoans together through adoption.
Adoptions are taking place in Blackfoot and Boise this next week. Find out more below .
blm.gov/press-release/” on Aug. 26
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“Well said, @SpeakerPelosi.
The President shouldnt be able to order a massive bailout at the expense of responsible and hard-working Americans.” on Aug. 26
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“Happy National Dog Day from our favorite pooch – Charley!” on Aug. 26
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