LANL Cleanup Boss Says $2.9B to Get the Job Done

By Dan Leone

A Wednesday presentation from the top cleanup official at the Energy Department’s Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) indicates DOE believes it will take another 19 years and $2.9 billion to clean up remaining legacy waste at the 70 year-old nuclear weapons…

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LANL Cleanup Boss Says $2.9B to Get the Job Done

By Dan Leone
Contractor Cuts Back on Some Hanford Tank Farm Operations

By Staff Reports
CH2M Makes Payments for Time Card Fraud at Hanford

By Staff Reports
DNFSB Report Teases Changes to Hanford PFP Demolition

By Dan Leone
WIPP Recovery Presentation Makes No Mention of December Restart

By Dan Leone
Above-Ground WIPP Waste Will Wait Longer

By Dan Leone
DOE to Meet With S.C., EPA in August to Resolve Tank Closure Dispute

By ExchangeMonitor
No Request Filed Yet to Restrict Airspace Over SRS

By Staff Reports
NRC Raises Doubt That SRS Waste Tank Is Plugged for the Long, Long Run

By ExchangeMonitor
Portsmouth D&D Contractor Gets Rough Report Card From DOE

By Dan Leone
House Committees Take Up Whistleblower Bill

By Dan Leone
DOE Submits Emergency Management Deficiency Memo to DNFSB

By Alissa Tabirian
Buddhist Monks to Lead Walk to Hanford

By Staff Reports
Correction

By ExchangeMonitor