DOE Oak Ridge Office of Environmental Management

@OakRidgeOffice

Protecting the region's health & environment, enabling DOE's important ongoing missions, and making clean land available for future use.

Oak Ridge, TN
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Joined December 2009
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    It was great to join , , this afternoon to recognize for their historic environmental cleanup accomplishment at East TN Technology Park.

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    4 hours ago

    Humbled to join the incredible team at today to recognize their significant achievement in the cleanup of their waste site. Realizing Vision 2020 is an important milestone, as we look to the future to develop this site and usher in new growth for East Tennessee.

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    Tune in today at 4:00 pm et to watch the full event and celebrate the and workforce who accomplished this historic milestone safely. Link:

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    . and are dedicated to being environment stewards, and keeping our land, water, and air clean for decades to come. Check out this sneak peek of celebrating the first ever completion of cleanup at a former uranium enrichment complex.

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  5. 13 hours ago

    We're excited to have , , , and visit Oak Ridge today to recognize a historic environmental cleanup accomplishment. Tune in at 4 p.m. to watch live!

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  6. Oct 9

    In a huge step toward cleanup at ETTP, we’ve removed all RCRA waste from the site. Since the 1990's, workers have removed wastes that could fill 110,000 55-gallon drums from 79 storage facilities at the site.

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  7. Oct 9

    What happens next? Tune in Oct. 13 at 4 p.m.

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  8. Oct 8

    It feels great being 🥇

    . has become the first site in the world to remove an entire uranium enrichment complex! That's more than 13 million square feet of facilities GONE! Read more about this accomplishment in this week's at .
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  9. Oct 8

    VIDEO: Check out our latest progress update! Learn about our last demolition project at ETTP, and how technology is changing the way crews move dirt at the site.

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  10. Oct 8

    VIDEO: If you missed last week’s town hall, you can watch it here! Also tune into our final session at 4:30 p.m. today. Panelist will delve into what the future holds for the East Tennessee Technology Park.

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  11. Oct 7

    The last building has come down at the East Tennessee Technology Park! This completes a decades long effort that took down 500 structures spanning the footprint of 225 football fields!

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  12. Oct 7

    Next week we're celebrating a historic environmental cleanup achievement. Be sure to tune in for the rest of the story on Oct. 13.

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  13. Oct 6

    Be sure you tune in for our final virtual town hall leading up to next week's Vision 2020 celebration event! We have another all-star line up planned.

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  14. Sep 29

    While we couldn’t host it in person, that didn’t stop us from talking about our first-in-the world environmental cleanup achievement. Watch last week’s panel of federal and industry leaders talk about what was involved, and lessons for other cleanup sites.

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  15. Sep 28

    Please register by tomorrow to log into our second virtual town hall on Wednesday, Sept 30th at 4:30 p.m. Panelist from industry, local government, labor, and academia will discuss partnerships supporting our cleanup mission. Register here:

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  16. Sep 24

    “Getting here gives credibility to the EM program. Our work at this site has turned a liability for DOE into an asset for the community.” Read more about Oak Ridge’s panel at this year’s National Cleanup Workshop.

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  17. Sep 24

    This facility is just one of many our amazing workforce has taken down to achieve our ambitious Vision 2020 goal.

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    Tuesday-a look back at successes leading to . 2018: completed the TSCA Incinerator demo. It began operating in 1991, treating 35.6M lbs of radioactive & hazardous wastes.
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  18. Sep 23

    Today is the last day to register for the first in our virtual town hall series. Tomorrow’s session (4:30 – 6 p.m.) will feature federal and industry leaders on the challenges involved in being the first to take down an enrichment complex.

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  19. Sep 22

    Our employees are paving the way for demolition to begin on the Biology Complex this fall. Clearing away these high-risk structures at the Y-12 National Security Complex will provide land for new national security missions.

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  20. Sep 22

    We have a great panel lined up to speak this Thursday! Please go ahead and register (free) before tomorrow's deadline.

    Join UCOR for a series of virtual town halls with DOE to share information about our first-in-the-world cleanup of a uranium enrichment site, known as K-25. The first town hall is 9/24 at 4:30. Registration closes 24 hours before the event - register here!
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