Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Inspector General confirms CBG Criticisms of EPA Radiation Monitoring Network Large Fraction Broken During Fukushima Crisis. […]
EPA Inspector General Criticizes EPA Radiation Monitoring Network Read Post »
A lecture presented by CBG\’s Dan Hirsch on the ethical and policy implications of nuclear power.
Nuclear Power: Ethical and Policy Implications Read Post »
Report from Friends of the Earth, in consultation with CBG finds that design changes in new steam generators at San
San Onofre nuclear power plant prohibited from restarting Read Post »
Assemblywoman Brownley\’s office issued a press release which notes that the EPA\’s recent release of data showed extensive radioactive contamination
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How Many Wake-Up Calls Does it Take? Read Post »
With a plume of radioactivity headed to the U.S. from the three melting reactors in Japan, Environmental Protection Agency personnel
Failure of EPA Fukushima U.S. Radiation Monitoring Read Post »
click the post title to view a lecture given by CBG\’s Dan Hirsch on the nuclear tragedy in Japan.
CBG\’s Dan Hirsch presents a lecture on the nuclear tragedy in Japan Read Post »
Hirsch talked about the SONGs safety record, and the dangers presented by the continued operation of the San Onofre nuclear
CBG’s Dan Hirsch Speaks on Reactor Safety at San Onofre Read Post »
Bridge the Gap\’s presentation to the EPA Deputy Administrator and other senior EPA officials on efforts to weaken radiation standards
CBG\’s Presentation to EPA on Efforts to Weaken Radiation Standards after Fukushima Read Post »
CBG along with other environmental groups wrote to eputy Administrator Perciasepe, General Council Fulton, Assistant Administrators McCarthy and Stanislaus, and
This series of articles by AP reporters discuss the loosening of safety rules for aging nuclear reactors, the the presence
Extraordinary AP Series on NRC Lax Regulations of U.S. Nuclear Safety Read Post »
Sacrament Bee OpEd by S. David Freeman and Dan Hirsch in which Mr. Freeman and CBG\’s Dan Hirsch contend that […]
Japan crisis reminds us plutonium, CO2 not the only choices Read Post »
February 11, 2011 — A recent report from the California Council on Science and Technology, requested by state legislators to
Radio Frequency (RF) Radiation from \”SmartMeters\” Read Post »
February 10, 2011 — NRC radiation standards allow workers to be exposed to radiation at levels that will cause cancer
CBG, NIRS, Sierra Club Critique \”Non-Protective\” NRC Radiation Standards Read Post »
Click the post title to watch a video regarding the hard work of Simi Valley citizens fighting to cleanup a
Simi Valley Moms Work to Cleanup Radioactive Neighborhood Read Post »
Boeing Had Sued California to Block Cleanup Law for Meltdown Site. Bridge the Gap, the S. Calif. Federation of Scientists,
CBG Files Amicus Brief In Nuclear Cleanup Case Read Post »
State and federal governments signed agreements today to clean up toxic contamination at SSFL, a former nuclear reactor and rocket
Historic Cleanup Agreement Reached for Former Nuclear Facility in Southern California Read Post »
An unprecedented 1,700+ comments were received on the Agreements-in-Principle for the cleanup of the Department of Energy (DOE) and NASA
Overwhelming Support for SSFL Cleanup Agreements Read Post »
Millie Plotkin, who served on Bridge the Gap\’s Board and was one of our mainstays for more than three decades,
CBG Mourns Death of Long-time Board Member Mildred Plotkin Read Post »
After the historic announcement that NASA and DOE have agreed to clean up portions of SSFL, the Boeing Company is
Elected Officials Pressure Boeing to Cleanup SSFL Read Post »
