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Treatment and Storage of Transuranic Waste

Transmission System Vegetation Management Program

Final Supplemental EIS, DOE/EIS-0082-S2 (June 2001) for Savannah River Site Salt Processing Alternatives.

In January 1997, the Office of Inspector General issued Report DOE/IG-0399, Audit of the U.S. Department of Energy's Identification and Disposal of Nonessential Land, which identified approximately 138,000 acres of land at the Hanford Site which were not essential to carrying out the Department of Energy's (Department) mission. In June 2000, the President created the 195,000 acre Hanford Reach National Monument (Monument) within the boundaries of the Department's Hanford Site near Richland, Washington. Although the Department maintains administrative control and jurisdiction over the land within the Monument, the Department of Interior's U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service manages about 84 percent of the land. The objective of the audit was to determine if the Department should retain administrative control of the land within the Monument.}"}

Administrative Control of the Hanford Reach National Monument

The Department of Energy, through the National renewable Energy Laboratory, proposes to authorize funding to enable Phase 3 of the Advanced Wind Turbine Program, which consists of the installation and testing of a prototype wind turbine at the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power property located adjacent to Fairmont Reservoir in Los Angeles County, California.

Wind Turbine Project at Fairmont Reservoir, Lancaster, California

Focused Program Review at Argonne National Laboratory-West