The NRC Atomic Safety & Licensing Board has dealt a major blow to efforts to restart the crippled San Onofre
Major Blow Dealt To Restart Efforts For Crippled San Onofre Reactor Read Post »
Statement by Daniel Hirsch Rather than the nuclear revival hoped for by the industry, the gearshift has been thrown hard
EPA has just issued (April 15, 2013) new Protective Action Guides (PAGs) for dealing with radioactive releases. The new PAGs
EPA Dramatically Weakens Radiation Protections Read Post »
CBG\’s Hirsch calls it \”Hang \’em now. We\’ll give \’em a fair trial later.\” KPBS reports.
In a stunning development, the United States Department of Energy (DOE) has proposed reversing a twelve year old policy that
DOE Proposes Unrestricted Recycling of Radioactive Metals Into Consumer Goods Read Post »
Below you will find a link to CBG\’s 2012 annual report as well as a link to our annual report
CBG Releases 2012 Annual Report Read Post »
After a three-year study, the Environmental Protection Agency confirmed that the SSFL site suffers from excessive levels of radioactive contamination.
Excessive Radiation Found at SSFL Read Post »
In a report released today, CBG conducted an exhaustive analysis of data from nuclear plants nationwide. After analyzing the data,
SAN ONOFRE: CBG Study Shows Safety of Restarting Either Unit 2 or 3 is Questionable Read Post »
NASA announced that it will fully comply with the Agreement on Consent (AOC) signed in December 2010 to cleanup its
There is a new report on the devastating information recently disclosed by the NRC–that approximately 3,400 steam generator tubes have
San Onofre nuclear power plant: More dangerous than imagined Read Post »
The Nation magazine reports on the efforts to shutter the San Onofre plant. CBG has been working with the community
CBS 2 ran a story regarding the San Onofre nuclear reactor, with an interview of Dan Hirsch. You may read
CBS report on San Onofre Plant Read Post »
Click here for CBG’s Spring 2011 Newsletter (pdf) Click here for CBG’s Winter 2011 Newsletter (pdf) Click here for CBG’s
How Many Wake-Up Calls Does it Take? 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 »
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 »
Recently, we lost three Giants in the Fight to Reduce Nuclear Risks – Ted Taylor, John Gofman, Paul Leventhal. Read
