
Tim Walsh
Assistant Secretary for Environmental Management at U.S. Department of Energy (confirmed October 2025); military engineer and real estate developer
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Jul 9, 2026
Episode 5: A New Vision for Environmental Management at the Department of Energy
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Mike NartkerHOST
And I'm sure when you go, they're just as happy and as excited to hear they're going to have a future going forward in contributing to the country.

Tim WalshGUEST
Every site I go to, I meet with the local economic development council or the community reuse organization, and all I hear about is, you know, what's next for our site.

Tim WalshGUEST
And interestingly, some of them think, you know, before I got here, that it was 20 years once we were 100%.

Tim WalshGUEST
But a lot of our land, it's only a postage stamp, you know, in this vast site that was actually contaminated.

Tim WalshGUEST
So there's land available today that we can start using whether we're leasing it or transferring it to the local community.
9 MINS LATER

Mike NartkerHOST
And so I'm wondering, What is going to be your or what are your expectations for that industrial community going forward?