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“Multiple organizations shared the commitment of treating the UNS drums safely,” EM-LA Manager Doug Hintze said.

Four Vitrification Facility hot cell coolers safely removed for packaging and shipment

The resumption of mining at WIPP earlier this year was a major milestone for the project & necessary for WIPP to continue operations into the future.

More than 2 billion gallons of groundwater are treated at the Hanford Site each year to remove contaminants and protect the nearby Columbia River.

Oak Ridge has more higher-risk excess contaminated facilities than any other DOE site in the nation, but recent demolition projects are changing that.

Deep aquifer monitoring wells at the DOE’s Idaho Site will be rehabilitated this summer for use by the environmental restoration program.

EM has completed the first of four ongoing cleanup phases at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL).

Modifications are complete to two of the reaction vessels of the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit (IWTU).

Employees with EM’s liquid-waste contractor recently set a company record by surpassing 7 million hours without injury resulting in a missed day.

Federal project directors recently took members of the Oak Ridge Site Specific Advisory Board on a tour to view DOE’s excess contaminated facilities.