

A joint analysis recently released by two New Mexico academics determined that Los Alamos National Laboratory contributes more than $3.7 billion to the state and regional economies.
This analysis differs from the annual Economic Impact on New Mexico report, which only lists hiring figures and dollars spent directly by the Lab. By contrast, this report calculates the indirect and induced contributions of those same expenditures, presenting a more comprehensive picture of Laboratory’s effect on the seven counties surrounding it (Los Alamos, Mora, Rio Arriba, Sandoval, San Miguel, Santa Fe and Taos) and the New Mexico economy as a whole.

U.S. Sen. Heinrich joined Laboratory Director Mason to explore final projects

58 new recurring donors invested in the future of Northern New Mexico

9 manufacturing and technology-based companies receive no-interest loans

Lab strengthens partnerships at contractor conference

Events for the next few weeks

LANL employees made $111,457 in donations and gave 5,000 pounds of food