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U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management crews recently reached a historic milestone of over 40 million safe hours at the Savannah River Site and received an award from the National Safety Council at the Paducah Site. September 16, 2025
The Hanford Field Office is tackling the legacy of the past, cleaning up decades-old radioactive waste stored in large underground tanks. September 16, 2025
SRNL team to advance award-winning technology at EM’s new Advanced Manufacturing Collaborative. September 16, 2025
EM cleanup to transform national lab, support research and innovation missions. September 16, 2025
Hanford’s Ecological Monitoring & Compliance team earned the Organization of the Year award from the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife for protecting plants, animals and habitats on the Hanford Site. September 16, 2025
Career longevity has come into focus recently at the Portsmouth Site, where 17 of the more than 2,000 contractor workers there have marked over 50 years of service, with one employee at 56 years.
The Idaho Cleanup Project is advancing its environmental goals and saving taxpayers nearly $2 million as it demolishes three legacy Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program prototypes at the Naval Reactors Facility. September 9, 2025
With Congress playing a vital role in the U.S. Department of Energy’s environmental cleanup efforts, congressional Senate committee staff members recently visited Los Alamos National Laboratory to see and learn more about the legacy cleanup mission. September 9, 2025
The Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management and contractor UCOR have completed demolition of another aging, contaminated structure at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, the latest in a line of projects steadily removing risks and transforming the heart of the site to enable future modernization. September 9, 2025
The National Safety Council has awarded the deactivation and remediation contractor at the Paducah Site its Million Work Hours Award, reflecting the safe completion of some of the most complex and challenging work at the site. September 9, 2025