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DocumentMarch 8, 2011Audit of National Security Technologies, LLS Internal Audit FunctionOffice of Inspector General
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March 8, 2011The objective of this environmental assessment (EA) is to evaluate the potential environmental impacts of creating and operating a high-energy x-ray Stand-Off eXperiment (SOX) Range at the INL Site by evaluating two alternatives: (1) the proposed action, and (2) a No Action alternative. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) reviewed several possible alternatives and determined that the only reasonable alternative involved locating the project at a previously disturbed location north of Test Area North (TAN)/Technical Support Facility (TSF) to meet the purpose and need and satisfy program requirements; no off-site locations met the site selection criteria.Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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March 8, 2011A series of educational sessions that took place between March and May 2011 designed to help interested stakeholders prepare to review and comment on the Groundwater Investigation Report.Energy Technology Engineering Center
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March 8, 2011A series of educational sessions that took place between March and May 2011 designed to help interested stakeholders prepare to review and comment on the Groundwater Investigation Report.Energy Technology Engineering Center
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March 8, 2011A series of educational sessions that took place between March and May 2011 designed to help interested stakeholders prepare to review and comment on the Groundwater Investigation Report.Energy Technology Engineering Center
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March 8, 2011A series of educational sessions that took place between March and May 2011 designed to help interested stakeholders prepare to review and comment on the Groundwater Investigation Report.Energy Technology Engineering Center
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DocumentMarch 8, 2011In February 2009, the President signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 (Recovery Act) into law. The Department of Energy's (Department) Office of Science received approximately $1.6 billion through the Recovery Act which it used to invest in science projects including approximately $97 million for major construction, laboratory infrastructure, and research efforts at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (SLAC) located in Menlo Park, California. These funds were allocated to eight projects to improve mission readiness and science capability. SLAC is managed and operated by Stanford University. The SLAC Site Office is responsible for overseeing SLAC, including its management of these projects.Office of Inspector General
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DocumentMarch 8, 2011Recovery Act Funded Projects at the SLAC National Accelerator LaboratoryOffice of Inspector General
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March 8, 2011Titration Analysis Using the Radiometer Analytical TIM870 Titration Manager with AutosamplerCX(s) Applied: B3.6Date: 03/08/2011Location(s): Aiken, South CarolinaOffice(s): Environmental Management, Savannah River Operations OfficeOffice of NEPA Policy and Compliance
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March 8, 2011Waste Analysis Characterization Methods in the Analytical Development Wet Chemistry LabCX(s) Applied: B3.6Date: 03/08/2011Location(s): Aiken, South CarolinaOffice(s): Environmental Management, Savannah River Operations OfficeOffice of NEPA Policy and Compliance