First Senate-confirmed EM leader in more than six years drives record results, launches bold vision for nuclear renaissance
Members of the Idaho Cleanup Project Citizens Advisory Board recently participated in a tour of major cleanup areas at the Idaho National Laboratory Site.
The Idaho Cleanup Project is implementing an established, cost-effective process to evaluate potential per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances sites at the Idaho National Laboratory.
Idaho Cleanup Project crews are demonstrating their expertise as they deactivate a defueled land-based naval nuclear propulsion prototype prior to demolishing it.
Idaho Cleanup Project crews recovered more than 200 feet of rail within a Cold War-era facility that will aid in future used nuclear fuel packaging and transportation efforts.
U.S. Department of Energy Office of Environmental Management Senior Advisor Jim Kahler joined private sector partners on a National Cleanup Workshop panel to share insight on the thriving new energy developments taking root across EM sites.
Idaho Cleanup Project workers are making final preparations to begin building an engineered cap over a 97-acre Cold War-era landfill known as the Subsurface Disposal Area.
The Integrated Waste Treatment Unit is deploying new equipment to eliminate the cost of disposing of a byproduct of radioactive liquid waste cleanup at the Idaho National Laboratory Site.
A partnership between Idaho Cleanup Project contractor Idaho Environmental Coalition and the College of Eastern Idaho is creating pathways to in-demand careers in project management and project controls.
Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management Tim Walsh recently visited a used nuclear fuel storage facility in northern Colorado managed by the U.S. Department of Energy’s Idaho Cleanup Project and contractor Idaho Environmental Coalition.