Idaho Cleanup Project

06/01/2026

🌟 This week’s features Robert Sprague! 🌟

Robert has been a dedicated team member at the Advanced Mixed Waste Treatment Project for over 20 years, consistently exemplifying reliability, safety and compliance in every aspect of his work.

Throughout his career, Robert has contributed to multiple projects, earning admiration not only for his expertise but also for his ability to uplift those around him with his warm and welcoming smile.

05/29/2026

What is the Idaho Cleanup Project? Who is the Idaho Environmental Coalition? What cleanup work is being done at the Idaho National Laboratory Site? Why do we do what we do? We cover the basics here!

05/27/2026

Idaho Cleanup Spotlight on Marilyn Broek’s Environmental Stewardship Legacy

"For more than 50 years, Marilyn Broek has built a career rooted in hard work, expertise and a deep commitment to protecting the environment."

Learn more: https://idahoenvironmental.com/Newsroom/

05/25/2026

Today, we reflect on those who sacrificed everything for our nation. Consider showing gratitude and spending time with loved ones to celebrate the gift we have been given. Happy Memorial Day!

05/25/2026

🌟 This week’s features Ross Brinker! 🌟

Ross has contributed as a writer across multiple projects and facilities. Being highly skilled in the Microsoft Office suite, he often develops macros that improve efficiency.

Ross is always willing to share his expertise and has supported nearly every document type, even helping design the delegation of authority email template, which is used for official delegation notifications.

05/23/2026

Idaho Environmental Coalition (IEC) employees recently donated enough food to provide a meal to over 2,000 individuals in the region to the Community Food Basket - Idaho Falls.

05/22/2026

Idaho Environmental Coalition sponsored two local students through scholarships this year with the Mayor's Scholarship Fund. Recently, these seniors, Brooklyn and Noelle were awarded their grants to help them afford college tuition in Idaho this fall.

05/21/2026

Idaho Cleanup Project Teams Ship Glovebox Waste for Safe Disposal

"The Idaho Cleanup Project (ICP) has completed two shipments of a Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) glovebox to disposal facilities, underscoring the ICP’s critical role in addressing complex waste streams across the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) complex."

Learn more: https://idahoenvironmental.com/Newsroom/

05/20/2026

We are grateful we could be part of Idaho Advanced Energy Consortium’s tour yesterday and conference today!

An incredible day at Idaho National Laboratory yesterday!
Our team had the privilege of touring INL's world-class facilities, beginning at the Collaborative Computing Center where we were welcomed by Bob Boston, Manager of the U.S. Department of Energy Office of Nuclear Energy Idaho Office, and John Revier, Executive Director of External Engagement & Communications.

From there, we traveled to INTEC to observe used fuel storage and learn firsthand about the vital role of the Idaho Environmental Coalition (IEC Idaho Cleanup Project) in responsible nuclear stewardship. A working lunch at the historic EBR-I was a highlight before we continued to the Materials and Fuels Complex, a world-class facility enabling the design, testing, and analysis of irradiated materials and fuels. We toured one-of-a-kind research facilities and discussed future industry-enabling testbeds, such as DOME.

Days like this reinforce why the partnership between industry and Idaho National Laboratory is so powerful, advancing clean energy and nuclear innovation right here in Idaho.

And today, we are back at it at the IAEC Annual Conference, plugging away at The Commercial Corridor. More to come!

05/20/2026

In honor of National Accounting Day, please join us in celebrating some stellar finance professionals here at the Idaho Environmental Coalition.

Pictured left to right: Wendy Davis, Garth Munns, Jenifer Metcalf, Lynette Hulse, Jacqueline Rojas, Jason Killpack, Darci Wilson, Janelle Rennie, Ammie Page, Ginny Rusher and Marissa Coffman.