Department of Defense

The U.S. Navy's Joint Task Force Red Hill will begin the environmental assessment process for defueling the Red Hill Bulk Fuel Storage Facility this month.

President Joe Biden’s fiscal year 2023 budget proposal includes $1 billion to empty the tanks at the Red Hill fuel storage facility — part of an overall $773 billion Department of Defense spending request. HPR’s Scott Kim has more.

John Kirby, the Defense Department's chief spokesperson, spoke with The Conversation Tuesday morning about the decision to shut down the Red Hill underground fuel storage facility.

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