From the Blog

The opening of a museum gallery here displays the Savannah River Site’s (SRS) historic and ongoing role in environmental stewardship to the public.

The prosperity, security, and national competitiveness of the United States depend on science and innovation.

EM has begun operating a significant tank closure project at SRS, representing a major step forward in the liquid waste cleanup mission at SRS.

EM has rehabilitated a deep aquifer monitoring well at DOE’s Idaho National Laboratory Site and will return it to service.

EM crews this month began a $4.7 million project that will reduce maintenance and operations costs at ORNL's Molten Salt Reactor Experiment.

SRS facility has produced more than 30 million gallons of decontaminated salt solution mixed with a cement-like grout since beginning operations.

Four large corrosion-resistant process vessels recently arrived at Hanford's WTP, marking a significant step in the effluent management construction.

EM converted 5,110 metric tons of depleted uranium hexafluoride (DUF6) into a more stable form from October through December last year.

Hands-on training in a full-scale mock-up facility is critical to about 40 new employees with EM RL contractor CH2M HILL Plateau Remediation Company.

Through deliberate work, planning, and continuous monitoring, EM and the management and operations contractor at SRS ensure the safety of workers.