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EM and its liquid waste contractor at SRS are putting practice into action before tackling significant projects.

EM’s ORP and contractor BNI recently installed two 40-ton process cell pipe racks into the Effluent Management Facility (EMF).

A 64-percent reduction in active burrows — or homes — for burrowing owls, a candidate for listing as a threatened or endangered species in Washington

SRS crews recently completed onsite startup testing for an EM project designed to accelerate removal of radioactive waste from underground tanks.

EM’s ORP and tank farms contractor WRPS are navigating tight spaces in Hanford’s A and AX tank farms as preparations continue for waste retrievals.

Workers at the Hanford Site continue to make significant strides toward moving nearly 2,000 radioactive capsules to dry storage.

Workers continued cleanup progress after recently removing a 2,000-pound dust collector from a facility slated for demolition at EM’s WVDP Site.

EM gave its D&D contractor at the former Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant in Ohio a “good” evaluation.

Trucks are delivering engineered grout to stabilize a waste storage tunnel on the Hanford Site.

About 8,500 gallons of low-level liquid waste from an underground waste tank at SRS have been treated and transferred to SDU 6.