LM News

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.

In keeping with its mission to protect human health and the environment, taking care of the planet is never a one-day affair for LM.

Increased emphasis on renewable energy has greatly reduced travel expenses and improved monitoring efficiency at a growing number of sites.

Office of Legacy Management FUSRAP Site Manager Darina Castillo recently led activities at a pre-kindergarten class at a school in the Denver Metro Area.

LM and its support contractor led various presentations and panels at this year’s Waste Management Symposia in Phoenix, which highlighted LM’s long-term stewardship projects that centered on the symposia’s theme “Globally Focused, Innovative, Connected.”

Navigating some ups and downs throughout his professional life, Brent Lewis ends federal career on high note.

A lifelong student of the environment shares his personal connection to LM.

Director cites progress with pump and treat operations, vision for Visitors Center expansion.

LM Director Melendez pays tribute to workers, says versatile $7.4M facility can illustrate the Weldon Spring Site story and provide a valuable community resource