COMMUNITY

COMMUNITY COMMITMENT

Through its Community Giving program, Idaho Environmental Coalition sets aside a portion of its profits for economic development, regional education outreach, inclusion and diversity and health. When considering requests for funding, we will give preference to programs that:

Provide the majority of benefits to employees and residents of local citizens
Benefit the entire area, rather than a single municipality or school district
Demonstrate a commitment to education, economic development, environment, and diversity

We work with stakeholders and the U.S. Department of Energy to sustain the area’s vitality through changing missions.

“Volunteering our time and resources in our communities is paramount to our success…IEC will aim to promote opportunities for bringing next generation of workers to the site and enhancing a healthy quality of life/diversity in our community.”

- Ty Blackford, IEC President & Program Manger

IDAHO ENVIRONMENTAL COALITION'S CHARITABLE EFFORTS FOCUS AROUND FOUR MAIN AREAS.

Economic Development

Education - STEM

Inclusion and Diversity

Health

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COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT

Earth Day

We sponsor a booth at the Earth Day celebration in Idaho Falls to educate the public about the unique wildlife that has appeared as a result of the surplus of water in the Big Lost River basin.

United Way-Live United

At the August 9, 2018, United Way-Live United concert, our generous employees volunteered along with teachers from Idaho Falls School District 91 to stuff backpacks with school supplies for low income students.

FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE EMAIL COMMUNICATIONS AT IDAHO ENVIRONMENTAL COALITION

Email: IECcommunications@icp.doe.gov

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PUBLIC INVOLVEMENT

Stakeholders

As the contractor for the Idaho Cleanup Project, IEC is committed to involving stakeholders as it advances cleanup under the Superfund Program, Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, National Environmental Policy Act, and other federal and state regulations.

We make the most of many public communication channels to keep you, our stakeholder, apprised of cleanup progress. Additional information about the ICP is available through specific cleanup project public meetings and community involvement events.

Administrative Record & Information Repository

SUPPLEMENTAL RESOURCES

Citizens Advisory Board (CAB)

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Environmental Policy

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*HWMA/RCRA Work Plan for the Idaho National Laboratory

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Major Documents

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Proposed Plans

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Records of Decision

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Site Treatment Plan

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Summary of the Part A for *HWMA/RCRA Units at the Idaho National Laboratory

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*Hazardous Waste Management Act/Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (HWMA/RCRA)