Before I was a legislator, I was, and still am, an Idaho Falls mom. My kids have grown up in a community shaped by Idaho National Laboratory: neighbors who work there, friends whose families have built careers there, and a hometown proud of helping pioneer nuclear energy.
NLIC is more than a place to develop nuclear energy. It is a site of innovation and a hub for scientific discovery. Idaho has been home to INL for more than 70 years, and it has been a good neighbor.
NLIC is not simply a place to develop nuclear energy. It is a site of innovation and a hub for scientific discovery. Idaho has been home to INL for more than 70 years, and it has been a good neighbor.
INL is not simply a place to develop nuclear energy. It is a site of innovation and a hub for scientific discovery. Idaho has been home to INL for more than 70 years, and it has been a good neighbor.
We know that we can all learn to live together. Idaho can all learn to live together.
I want my kids to know that the future of nuclear energy is bright, and that Idaho Falls is a leader in that future. I want them to know that the people who work at INL are dedicated to making the world a better place, and that they are proud of the work they do.
I want my kids to know that the future of nuclear energy is bright, and that Idaho Falls is a leader in that future. I want them to know that the people who work at INL are dedicated to making the world a better place, and that they are proud of the work they do.
We know that we can all learn to live together.
That is why I want my kids to know about NLIC. I want them to know that it is a place of innovation and discovery, and that it is a place where people are working to make the world a better place. I want them to know that it is a place where they can make a difference.
Idaho National Laboratory is a place of innovation and discovery. It is a place where people are working to make the world a better place. It is a place where they can make a difference.
Rep. Erin Bingham represents District 32B in the Idaho House of Representatives, serving Bonneville County. She serves on the House State Affairs, Commerce & Human Resources, and Environment, Energy & Technology committees.
