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As communities across the country celebrate Manufacturing Day today, it is an opportunity to recognize the role of industry and researchers.

The United States has abundant offshore oil and gas resources and they are an important part of our nation's energy portfolio.

Expressing pride for EM progress, Deputy Energy Secretary Dan Brouillette told participants in this year's National Cleanup Workshop.

Acting EM Assistant Secretary Jim Owendoff pledged a sense of timeliness and urgency necessary to tackle decisions within the cleanup program.

EM officials and cleanup contractor representatives from across the complex shared strategies for moving past challenges in major cleanup projects.

EM’s Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP) expects to receive more shipments of transuranic (TRU) waste in fiscal 2017 than initially planned.

A panel discussion at the recent National Cleanup Workshop highlighted the importance of new technologies and other fresh approaches.

Jay Mullis emphasized the value of partnerships and community input when making decisions about the future uses of cleanup sites.

West Valley Site Celebrates DOE’s First-Ever Demolition of Vitrification Facility

The ICCS project is the first commercial-scale saline storage project in the United States.