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LANL employees receive Pollution Prevention Awards
Nearly 400 employees on 47 teams received Pollution Prevention awards for protecting the environment and saving taxpayers more than $8 million.
Molten plutonium in a crucible. The improved processing of old plutonium generates less than half of the waste of the former process.
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Los Alamos National Laboratory employees receive Pollution Prevention Awards
April, 23 2013 - Nearly 400 employees on 47 teams received Pollution Prevention awards for protecting the environment and saving taxpayers more than $8 million.
Homesteading on the Pajarito Plateau topic of inaugural lecture at Los Alamos National Laboratory
January, 4 2013 - The lecture is based on a book by local writers Dorothy Hoard, Judy Machen and Ellen McGehee about the area’s settlement between 1887 and 1942.
Transparency: it’s not just for windows
March, 20 2012 - Los Alamos National Laboratory’s database of environmental monitoring data is now directly viewable by the public.
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Historic, unique Manhattan Project footage from Los Alamos
In 1943, the top scientists from the United States and other nations gathered in Los Alamos, NM for the Manhattan Project. Among them was physicis...
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A new way to stay dry: APJeT is revolutionizing the textile industry with new plasma technology.
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