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DOE To Pay For Independent Advisor To Help Move LANL Chromium Cleanup Through Impasse With NM Environment Department - Vimarsana News

DOE To Pay For Independent Advisor To Help Move LANL Chromium Cleanup Through Impasse With NM Environment Department

A panel that discussed the cleanup of the LANL Chromium Plume with the Legislative Committee on Radioactive & Hazardous Materials consisted of, from left, Joni Arends, co-founder and executive director of Concerned Citizens for Nuclear, Rick Shean, director of the Environment Department's Resource Protection Division, Michael Mikolanis, manager of the DOE's Environmental Management Los Alamos…

Environmental concerns persist about nuclear cleanup at LANL - Vimarsana News

Environmental concerns persist about nuclear cleanup at LANL

Department of Energy says process will last until 2036

Concerns persist about pace of cleanup at US nuclear lab - Vimarsana News

Concerns persist about pace of cleanup at US nuclear lab

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — Officials at one of the nation’s top nuclear weapons...

SAT: Intel to pay $32 million for water pipeline construction to factory, Proposed teacher raise could make New Mexico competitive, + More - Vimarsana News

SAT: Intel to pay $32 million for water pipeline construction to factory, Proposed teacher raise could make New Mexico competitive, + More

Computer chip maker Intel plans to pay one of New Mexico's largest water utilities $32 million to build a pipeline to supply its factory with the much needed resource.

Source: kunm.org
Key Lab Used for WWII Atomic Bomb Development Still 14 Years From Clean Up, Maybe More - Vimarsana News

Key Lab Used for WWII Atomic Bomb Development Still 14 Years From Clean Up, Maybe More

New Mexico environmental officials and watchdog groups worry that the federal government has understated the environmental liability of the Los Alamos facility.