LM News

Navajo Nation environmental specialist has known since the age of 10 that a career in science was all she ever wanted.

Dr. David Shafer discusses LM’s evolution alongside climate-related challenges.

Grand Junction site manager draws from her own festival experience while presenting on behalf of LM.

After earning degree, geologist knew he didn’t want to live in a big city and chose Grand Junction more or less at random.

Students with an interest in water and energy conservation ‘fascinated’ by opportunity to engage with professionals in discussion of cleanup and monitoring.

STGWG toured the new interpretive center, disposal cell, and native prairie as they learned about LM’s work at Weldon, with STEM programming, and DOE’s National Lab Network.

Project honors workers, historic efforts, LM’s O’Konski says.

The Office of Legacy Management’s (LM) Site Management Guide (SMG) is now available online.

Western Slope students inspired to enter STEM careers after hands-on robot-building experience.

The Office of Legacy Management (LM) Defense-Related Uranium Mine (DRUM) Program surpassed its goal of 500 verification and validation mine site visits by accomplishing 507 mine site visits between April 1, 2021, and March 31, 2022.