San Onofre\’s Troubles Deepen
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the repair costs for San Onofre are exploding. Meantime, after years of employee complaints, […]
San Onofre\’s Troubles Deepen Read Post »
The San Francisco Chronicle reports that the repair costs for San Onofre are exploding. Meantime, after years of employee complaints, […]
San Onofre\’s Troubles Deepen 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 »
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 »
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 »
At the heart of what should be the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s prime mission is protection of the public and nuclear
CBG, Sierra Club, NIRS Comments on NRC Proposed Revisions to Radiation Standards Read Post »
A whole range of proposals left over from the Bush Administration to markedly relax standards for radiation protection remain pending
10/30/2008: Plans to greatly increase permissible public exposures from a wide range of events resulting in release of radioactivity were condemned
Bush EPA Plans For Dramatically Relaxing Radiation Protection Before Leaving Office Read Post »
September 18 – At the invitation of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, CBG’s Dan Hirsch testified in
CBG’s Hirsch testifies before U.S. Senate Environment Committee About “Nuclear Amnesia” Read Post »
Recently, we lost three Giants in the Fight to Reduce Nuclear Risks – Ted Taylor, John Gofman, Paul Leventhal. Read
Politicized, Anti-Science Effort to Set Lax Radiation Protection Standards The EPA requested (and funded) the National Academy of Sciences (NAS)
EPA Staff propose rejection of National Academy of Sciences findings on Radiation Risks Read Post »