LM News

Fifth-graders learn about passive, mechanical and kinetic energy, and why art is important to careers in scientific fields.

A snapshot of the work LM completed throughout 2021 shows sustained momentum in protecting human health and the environment. For a complete rundown of LM’s work throughout 2021, take a look at the 2021 Annual Historical Summary.

A look at Gordon R. Babbel, American inventor, prospector, and businessman who devised a better way to search for uranium.

Public outreach included in effort to monitor conditions at disposal site in northwestern New Mexico.

In the midst of the United States’ race to build the atomic bomb during World War II, an African American-owned business helped develop reactor fuel for the Manhattan Project.

LM working through COVID-19 challenges while engaging international counterparts in remediation missions.

New ECHO team leader has spent his career at the crossroads of public health and public relations.

With assistance from its partners, LM protects the Dolores River from sedimentation.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has recognized the Office of Legacy Management’s (LM) Weldon Spring Site for its exemplary ecological success by using it in a recent case study.

Even during the cooler winter months, the visitors centers at the Fernald Preserve, Weldon Spring Site, and Atomic Legacy Cabin have virtual programs and tours available.