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Ohio State University, Ohio 4-H Center with Green Building Technologies

Welcome to the 49th quarterly report on lessons learned in the NEPA process. In this issue, we feature the initiation of three significant EISs: ...

, DOE National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) documents, including environmental impact statements (EISs) and environmental assessments (EAs), should explicitly address potential environmental consequences of intentional destructive acts (i.e., acts of sabotage or terrorism).

On December 1, 2006, DOE's Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance issued a memorandum on the need to consider intentional destructive acts in NEPA documents.

Electrical Interconnection of the Windy Point Wind Energy Project

Ethics and Working with Contractors

Minutes of the November 29, 2006 Board meeting at Santa Fe Community College

The Department of Energy's Los Alarnos National Laboratory (LANL) enhances global security by ensuring the safety and reliability of the U.S. nuclear weapons stockpile; developing technical solutioils to reduce the threat of weapons of mass destnlction; and solving problems related to energy, environn~ent,i nfrastructure, healtl~a, nd national security. Site support services at the Laboratory, iilcludiilg maintenance and repairs, are provided by the contractor KSL. Maintenance and repair work perfomled by KSL are controlled by the requirements of LANL Irnplementation Procedure IMP 300.2, Integrated Work Management for Work Activities. This documellt establishes the LANL Integrated Work Management process for doing work in a manner that protects people, the environment, property, and the security of the Nation.