Don't need engineering experts to run a cleanup, which is inherently a management/organizational undertaking, not directly an engineering problem. Familiarity w

Don't need engineering experts to run a cleanup, which is inherently a management/organizational undertaking, not directly an engineering problem. Familiarity with the subject material is really all that's needed. They need to be able to put the problem and proposed solutions into context, and have a basic understanding of what makes sense and what doesn't so they can guide the things. If these people were on the ground floor, working on the minute technical details, I'd be more worried. As they aren't, I'm not. (And reading the comments on the Yahoo article are worse than your average YouTube comments. It's mind-blasting.)