CBG & Other Groups Oppose EPA’s Proposed Huge Increase in Permissible Radioactivity in Drinking Water
Read the group letter by clicking here. On December 5, 2015, OMB received for review from the US EPA proposed […]
Read the group letter by clicking here. On December 5, 2015, OMB received for review from the US EPA proposed […]
Read the letters here: Comments to NRC Opposing Hormesis Petitions for Rulemaking NRDC & CBG Comments LNT Docket 19 Nov
The plant is closed. but radioactive material remains The San Diego Union Tribune Reports
Stand-down order at San Onofre questioned Read Post »
Statement by Daniel Hirsch Before the Radiation Advisory Committee of the Science Advisory Board, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Regarding
Read an article about the testimony here. Read Dan Hirsch’s Senate testimony here. Read Sam Blakeslee’s testimony here.
Dan Hirsch Testifies Before Senate Environment Committee on Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant Read Post »
n this year’s annual report, we discuss a recent court decision blocking radioactive waste shipments to unlicensed disposal sites. Earlier
CBG’s 2014 Annual Report! Read Post »
Sixty-Nine Groups Oppose Action Despite a marked increase in official estimates of how dangerous radiation is, EPA is now considering
EPA Considering Further Weakening Radiation Standards Read Post »
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Toxic waste watchdog can be glacially slow Read Post »
Over 100 environmental organizations have called on U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Gina McCarthy to withdraw EPA’s controversial new
Over 100 Groups Call on EPA to Withdraw Dramatically Weakened Radiation Guides Read Post »
The Committee to Bridge the Gap has released a 114 page study by Daniel Hirsch and Ethan Miska disclosing that
Please click here to read the piece published in the San Diego Union Tribune. In the piece, CBG\’s Dan Hirsch
CBG\’s Dan Hirsch Co-Authors Op-Ed On Nuclear Power Read Post »
In a stunning victory for the community and for activists, Southern California Edison announced today that it would permanently close
San Onofre Nuclear Plant To Close Read Post »
Statement by Daniel Hirsch Rather than the nuclear revival hoped for by the industry, the gearshift has been thrown hard