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The Oak Ridge Office of EM (OREM) has conducted large-scale demolition at the East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP) for nearly 15 years.

A significant component of EM’s complex chain of Hanford Site waste treatment facilities is marking a 25 years of safely treating contaminated waste.

Crews recently completed the first two of nearly 40 shipments of spent nuclear fuel to a temporary storage area at the Idaho National Laboratory Site.

LPO has expanded eligibility for Advanced Fossil Energy Projects that avoid, reduce, or sequester greenhouse gases or air pollutants

With cleanup sites beginning to ramp back up to full operations in a phased approach, EM remains poised to complete many of its top priorities.

EM made steady progress in its cleanup mission after most field sites moved into an essential mission-critical operating posture beginning mid-March.

Demolition has resumed on the Centrifuge Complex at Oak Ridge's East Tennessee Technology Park (ETTP) after an almost two-month pause.

EM has developed a new application capable of reducing by up to 75% of time needed to qualify large quantities of radioactive liquid salt waste.

This spring, the Moab's UMTRA Project teamed with the National Park Service (NPS) to relocate native plants from the park to the Moab Site.

The U.S. Department of Energy today issued a formal Record of Decision (ROD) for the safe shipment and disposal of depleted uranium oxide.