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March 3, 2020Hundreds of community members and former workers weathered subfreezing temperatures Feb. 27 to attend a ribbon-cutting ceremony.Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management
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March 3, 2020A startup crew recently operated a hoist that will be used to lift containers of waste turned into glass weighing about 7 tons each.Office of Environmental Management
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March 3, 2020EM and cleanup contractor Fluor Idaho recently discussed lessons learned and other expertise on nuclear safety and regulatory strategies.Office of Environmental Management
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March 3, 2020Growing up in Kentucky’s capital of Frankfort, Tyler Hicks knew a lot of state employees.Office of Environmental Management
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March 2, 2020This Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating by introducing you to women who were first. Being first to do something takes drive, bravery, & vision.Energy.gov
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February 28, 2020The K-25 History Center celebrated its grand opening with a public ribbon-cutting ceremony adjacent to the original building’s foundation in Oak RidgeOak Ridge Office of Environmental Management
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Press ReleasesFebruary 26, 2020Today, U.S. Secretary of Energy Dan Brouillette, Poland’s Secretary of State in the Chancellery of the Prime Minister and Plenipotentiary for StrategiEnergy.gov
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Press ReleasesFebruary 26, 2020On Monday, February 10, 2020, DOE rolled out its fiscal year 2021 budget request, which includes approximately $317 million for LM.Office of Legacy Management
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February 25, 2020EM crews have started tearing down the second of four sections of the Centrifuge Complex at Oak Ridge’s East Tennessee Technology Park.Office of Environmental Management
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February 25, 2020EM is taking steps to demolish a distinctive red-and-white exhaust stack used for a small research reactor DOE shut down more than 20 years ago.Office of Environmental Management