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The Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management and cleanup contractor United Cleanup Oak Ridge are setting a new benchmark in cleanup progress — conducting demolition on two former Manhattan Project uranium enrichment facilities in a single year. May 12, 2026
Sampling crews with U.S. Department of Energy contractor Central Plateau Cleanup Company are always on the move in pursuit of groundwater cleanup progress on the Hanford Site. May 12, 2026
The U.S. Department of Energy and Florida International University recently marked progress in growing the STEM workforce by inducting 10 students as DOE Fellows. May 12, 2026
Nevada Site Specific Advisory Board members recently viewed progress firsthand in the U.S. Department of Energy’s Environmental Management Nevada Program mission at the Nevada National Security Site. May 12, 2026
Over the next two years, the legacy cleanup contractor for the U.S. Department of Energy’s Environmental Management Los Alamos Field Office will continue to protect critical water supplies, clean up contaminated land and reduce remaining radioactive waste at Los Alamos National Laboratory. May 12, 2026
The warm weather and bright sun that drew thousands to the Simi Valley Street Fair earlier this month was the perfect setting to create a spectroscope, an instrument that separates white light into a rainbow of colors based on wavelengths. May 12, 2026
Assistant Secretary of Environmental Management Tim Walsh recently visited the Savannah River Site to view the cleanup mission firsthand and tour Savannah River National Laboratory and H Canyon. May 5, 2026
U.S. Department of Energy officials and community leaders gathered at this year’s Energy Communities Alliance Forum in Augusta, Georgia. May 5, 2026
The Santa Fe Indian School and U.S. Department of Energy Environmental Management Los Alamos Field Office recently hosted DOE Office of Indian Energy leaders for an overview of the school’s unique history, programming and a school tour. May 5, 2026
Demolition crews recently unleashed equipment, dubbed locally as the “Empress,” to begin tearing through the steel framework of the X-333 Process Building at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Portsmouth Site. May 5, 2026