Isotope Row Demolition—Office of Environmental Management @Energy
Isotope Row Demolition—Office of Environmental Management  @Energy
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Assistant Secretary Tim Walsh visits Oak Ridge National Laboratory as crews begin demolition of Isotope Row, home to 10 contaminated facilities that once supported the laboratory’s isotope program.

Years of specialized deactivation and cleanup have reduced hazards and prepared the facilities for demolition. Their removal will eliminate outdated infrastructure and help create space for modern research missions.
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Isotope Row Demolition—Office of Environmental Management

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