From the Blog
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March 17, 2026Radiation Technician Camron Griffey demonstrated that always being prepared can save a life. March 17, 2026Office of Environmental Management
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March 17, 2026The chief engineer with the Hanford Site's essential services prime contractor has been recognized with a sitewide honor for his commitment to electrical safety. March 17, 2026Office of Environmental Management
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March 13, 2026Learn the science behind why yellow is the color for safety and also see some fun ways to create your own rainbow.Energy Technology Engineering Center
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March 13, 2026Learn about the beautiful yet deadly jimsonweed, one of the many unique plant species that flourish at SSFL.Energy Technology Engineering Center
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March 13, 2026DOE's ETEC team will once again have a booth at the Simi Valley Street Fair on May 2.Energy Technology Engineering Center
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March 13, 2026Josh Mengers, DOE's federal project director for ETEC, shares an update on building demolition work at SSFL during a community meeting in January 2026.Energy Technology Engineering Center
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March 13, 2026Meet Jesleen Abarca, ETEC's new executive assistant II.Energy Technology Engineering Center
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March 13, 2026Josh Mengers, DOE's federal project director for ETEC, highlights the new Community Outreach, Neighbor Notifications, Engagement, Collaboration and Training (CONNECT) series, a new ETEC team member and invites the community to visit us at the street fair.Energy Technology Engineering Center
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March 10, 2026Researchers at Savannah River National Laboratory are supporting the U.S. Department of Energy’s Genesis Mission by employing artificial intelligence and machine learning to tackle complex environmental challenges. March 10, 2026Office of Environmental Management
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March 10, 2026For the last 30 years, the waste vitrification plant at Savannah River Site has been transforming the nation’s most radioactive liquid material into a solid form safe for long term storage. March 10, 2026Office of Environmental Management