LM Deputy Director Discusses Reuse of EM Sites After Cleanup

Thomas Pauling discussed site reuse challenges at the Energy Communities Alliance 2017 National Cleanup Workshop.

Office of Legacy Management

September 18, 2017
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On September 13, LM Deputy Director Thomas Pauling participated in a panel at the  Energy Communities Alliance 2017 National Cleanup Workshop in Alexandria, Virginia. The panel was titled "Future Uses for EM (Environmental Management) Sites." Pauling spoke about challenges associated with reusing properties that once served as defense nuclear sites. He stated that LM proactively addresses land transfer challenges by consulting with the DOE Office of Environmental Management early in the land transfer process, and that LM strives for transparency when it comes to advising communities about the Department’s site plans.

LM Deputy Director Thomas Pauling (second from right) shares the challenges of managing sites  after they have been cleaned up.

LM Deputy Director Thomas Pauling (second from right) shares the challenges of managing sites  after they have been cleaned up.

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