EM News

EM's next quarterly public forum to discuss upcoming business opportunities in the legacy nuclear cleanup program is scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 4.

DOE Under Secretary for Science Paul Dabbar highlighted the importance of innovation and collaborating with communities as EM enters a new chapter.

EM Assistant Secretary Anne White says she is driving the environmental cleanup program forward toward a vision of getting work accomplished safely.

Workers recently removed an estimated 20,000-pound ventilation stack from the Main Plant Process Building at EM’s WVDP Site.

A panel of EM and contractor officials from two cleanup sites and the WIPP shared recent achievements at this year’s National Cleanup Workshop.

EM Assistant Secretary Anne White has launched a Twitter page where she will share accomplishments and other news about the cleanup program.

Creating a “closure mindset” was the theme of the panel session “Progress Through Action – Exploring Potential Completion Acceleration."

Federal and contractor officials and community members stressed the critical role of partnerships as EM reduces risks to people and the environment.

Dramatic transformation is underway at the Hanford Site as the DFLAW approach to tank waste treatment shifts from construction to operations.