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Thursday, April 1, 2004 Lab gets funds for accelerated cleanup projectsThe Department of Energy on Wednesday released $43 million to the Laboratory for accelerated clean up projects. The agreement accelerates environmental legacy cleanup at Los Alamos by 20 years. It covers more than 800 cleanup sites and 43 square miles, focusing cleanup on the highest priority areas first. "We have made significant progress with our accelerated cleanup programs and we look forward to significant improvements in cleanup operations at Los Alamos," said Jessie Roberson, DOE's assistant secretary for environmental management. "We are pleased that a tentative agreement has been reached to continue that progress at Los Alamos." To read the DOE news release, click here. Other Headlines New shuttle service operations begin Monday at Technical Area 3 more... UC launches Web site to keep employees updated on contract issues more... Los Alamos disbands division following accelerator success more... Future of space exploration topic of today's Director's Colloquium more... New Pajarito Road access controls open Saturday more... Lab gets funds for accelerated cleanup projects more... |
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