EDITORIAL: It’s Time to Separate Out Cleanup Work from Los Alamos, Other NNSA Sites

This is an idea whose time has come at last: The Department of Energy needs to break out cleanup work at Los Alamos National Laboratory and other National Nuclear Security Administration sites under separate contracts managed by the Office of Environmental Management.
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Environmental scientists in protective suits surveying contaminated soil at an industrial cleanup site.

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Livermore management plans to tear down third of lab footprint

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. – Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory plans to demolish roughly one-third of its primary Livermore, Calif. footprint over the next 16 years as it clears space and reduces infrastructure risk to make way for new mission capabilities.
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