EM’s fiscal year (FY) 2023 budget request includes $56 million to expand its Minority Serving Institutions Partnership Program (MSIPP).

You’ve heard the phrases “Mother Earth” and “Mother Nature”, a harkening to roots in Greek mythology. This Earth Week, we’re taking a moment to highlight women (both moms and non-moms!) who develop solutions to the climate crisis. 

Sunrise to Sunset will highlight all 17 of our national laboratories through tours, activities, short talks, and panels. Tune in to watch from 8:30am - 8pm ET on April 22 at www.energy.gov/EarthDay for STEM activities for all ages.

What does the Department of Energy’s work to implement the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law mean for people and the planet? How is DOE responding to the urgent call for climate action? As Earth Day approaches, these issues are at top of mind for our agency.

The Climate Adaptation & Resilience Plan affirms DOE’s commitment to managing the short- and long-term effects of climate change on the Department’s mission, policies, programs, and operations. Learn about it here.

We’re tapping into some of the best and brightest minds around the world to develop and deploy clean energy technologies that will create a greener future for people in every corner of the globe.

DOE invests in research to understand the Arctic’s importance to our Earth’s overall sustainability. These Arctic projects funded by the DOE Office of Science include: Atmospheric Radiation Measurement, Energy Exascale Earth System Model and NGEE Arctic.

The U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management (EM) is announcing the expansion of its Minority Serving Institutions Partnership Program (MSIPP).

DOE is embarking on a range of efforts geared toward advancing equity by removing barriers for members of underserved communities.

EM cleanup contractor UCOR is raising awareness among soon-to-be graduates in higher education about opportunities to work at Oak Ridge.