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April 9, 2019EM Assistant Secretary Anne White recently viewed progress in EM’s cleanup at the Hanford Site. Following is her report on the trip.Office of Environmental Management
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April 9, 2019Richland Operations Office transferred 200 boxes of artifacts and records of importance to tribes in the northwest to the Wanapum Heritage Center.Office of Environmental Management
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April 9, 2019EM officials met with representatives of tribal owned businesses during the recent Reservation Economic Summit (RES) 2019.Office of Environmental Management
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April 9, 2019Workers at the Idaho Site are employing an innovative technology to characterize more than 320 drums, and objects that have been difficult to measure.Office of Environmental Management
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April 9, 2019Savannah River Site workers are excavating about 22,000 cubic yards of coal ash from a now-defunct powerhouse that once created electricity and steam.Office of Environmental Management
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April 9, 2019EM employees recently began field testing a newly developed fogging fixative and application process aimed at controlling mercury vapors.Office of Environmental Management
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April 9, 2019EM workers at the Savannah River Site (SRS) have reduced the amount of hazardous material in a facility once used to produce plutonium oxide.Office of Environmental Management
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April 9, 2019EM and Idaho cleanup contractor recently hosted a tour at the Idaho Site for Japanese engineers helping with the cleanup of Fukushima nuke accident.Office of Environmental Management
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April 9, 2019Though Alex McCarty has worked at EM’s Moab Uranium Mill Tailings Remedial Action Project only a short time, he is already making significant progressOffice of Environmental Management
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April 9, 2019Hanford firefighters are highly trained to provide emergency services across the 580-square-mile site.Office of Environmental Management