Environmental Management Science Program (EMSP) Work
FY 2004 Hanford
Subsurface Science Needs |
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| Past scientific research has resolved many critical issues at
the Hanford Site, others have been investigated but remain unresolved,
and observations at recently characterized waste sites pose new challenges
and questions. The document "FY
2004 Hanford Subsurface Science Needs" presents current Hanford Site needs and
their justification |
The U.S. Department of Energy's Environmental Management Science Program (EMSP) funds basic
research aimed at advancing solutions for effective environmental cleanup at DOE Environmental
Management Sites. The program's goal is to reduce the cost and risk of cleanup through targeted
research efforts. The Groundwater Remediation Project's Science & Technology Project works
closely with the Department of Energy to ensure resulting benefits of Environmental Management
Science Program research efforts are applied to Hanford cleanup. This is accomplished through
technical exchanges and guidance, as well as data and knowledge transfer. The Department of
Energy's Environmental Management Science Program website is located
at http://emsp.em.doe.gov.
Information about the FY2003 EMSP Principal Investigator Workshop held in May 2003 is available at
http://www.pnl.gov/emsp
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