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+ Volume 4 (April 2009)



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Welcome to the Technology Evaluation for Environmental Risk Mitigation (TEERM) Principal Center

Vision:
To improve life by the reduction of hazardous materials.

Mission:
To identify and validate environmental
technologies through joint activities that
enhance mission readiness and reduces risk
while minimizing duplication and associated costs.

 

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+ June 2009
Environmental Workshop in Germany
TEERM, in concert with its partner in Portugal, C3P and GE Global Research in Germany, is holding a technical workshop on environmental and alternative energy strategies in Munich, Germany, November 10-12, 2009. You may register for the workshop by completing the online Registration. There is no fee, but space is limited, so register now. If you are interested in presenting at the workshop, provide a brief description (200 words or less) of the topic in the online registration page, Question 2, before August 1.

+ May 2009
Shuttle Environmental Assurance Initiative (SEA)

Technology Evaluation for Environmental Risk Mitigation Principal Center (TEERM) personnel attended and presented at the Face-to-Face meeting of the Shuttle Environmental Assurance Initiative (SEA) team on April 28-29, 2009, in Houston, Texas.  Attendees included NASA personnel from Headquarters, multiple centers, and contractors, including representatives from NASA’s International Space Station and Constellation Programs.  The role of SEA is to support mission execution through the life cycle of the Space Shuttle Program by mitigating the risks of materials obsolescence as a result of environmental, health, or safety regulations.  Lessons learned from the Space Shuttle Program are also being disseminated to the Constellation Program through meetings such as these.  Through participation Constellation recognizes the value of implementing a SEA-like group to address materials obsolescence issues that could affect the new mission and is assessing the transition of this function.

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