El Niño is coming. Move this waste. (Washington Post)
On October 8th, CBG’s Board Chair, Jack Miles, submitted an op-ed to the Washington Post. You can read it below
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CBG Comments on Weakened Federal Radiation Standards
Committee to Bridge the Gap submitted comments on the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s Proposed Rule “Reforming and Modernizing the NRC’s Radiation
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Radiation and Human Health – Dan Hirsch presentation at University of New Mexico
Radiation and Human Health – Dan Hirsch presentation at University of New Mexico In March of this year, Dan Hirsch
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How a US health agency became a shield for polluters (Reuters)
How a US health agency became a shield for polluters (Reuters) A major new Reuters investigation details how the federal
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Anti-nuclear activists file appeal over Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant’s safety operations (KCBX)
Anti-nuclear activists file appeal over Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant’s safety operations (KCBX) Two nonprofit groups, Mothers for Peace and
California energy officials vote to extend Diablo Canyon nuclear plant operations (LA Times)
California energy officials vote to extend Diablo Canyon nuclear plant operations (LA Times) Inside the aging Diablo Canyon reactors resides
Diablo Canyon, the last remaining nuclear power plant in California, gets a lifeline (San Diego Union-Tribune)
Diablo Canyon, the last remaining nuclear power plant in California, gets a lifeline (San Diego Union-Tribune) No matter what is
State legislator, expert seek testing to vouch for at-risk welds at PG&E\’s Diablo plant (NBC Bay Area)
State legislator, expert seek testing to vouch for at-risk welds at PG&E’s Diablo plant (NBC Bay Area) With PG&E seeking
Radioactive contaminants found on Los Alamos National Lab worker’s skin (Santa Fe New Mexican)
Radioactive contaminants found on Los Alamos National Lab worker’s skin (Santa Fe New Mexican) Nuclear safety advocates said the larger
Victory in Sacramento: CBG and other Groups Block Attempt to allow New Nuclear Power Plants in California
Victory in Sacramento: CBG and other Groups Block Attempt to allow New Nuclear Power Plants in California A few days
Safety questions arise as Los Alamos National Laboratory pursues pit production
“There’s no safe level of radiation,” Hirsch said. “The issue is how dangerous is acceptable. The whole game is that
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Dan Hirsch radio interview on KTRC Santa Fe
Dan spent a half hour on Santa Fe-based radio station KTRC talking with host Richard Eeds about radioactive waste at
Dan Hirsch radio interview on KTRC Santa Fe Read Post »
Report: Some Los Alamos nuclear waste too hazardous to move (Santa Fe New Mexican)
Los Alamos National Laboratory has identified 45 barrels of radioactive waste so potentially explosive — due to being mixed with
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The dark legacy of a nuclear meltdown, and what it means for climate change (LA Times)
“The ongoing contamination at Santa Susana, and the voices of the mothers fighting for their children’s safety, are a reminder
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Critics alarmed by US nuclear agency’s bid to relax rules on radioactive waste
Read the article here. “This would be the most massive deregulation of radioactive waste in American history,” said Dan Hirsch,
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Advocates raise questions about proposal to allow some nuclear waste to be disposed in landfills
Read the article here. “What they’re trying to do is prop up a failing industry so that the cost of
CBG’s Comment on the Final Environmental Impact Report for San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) Units 2 and 3 Decommissioning Project
Read CBG’s comment letter to Controller Betty Yee, Lieutenant Governor Eleni Kounalakis and Finance Director Keely Bosler by clicking here.
Meltdown (at SSFL) Anything But Minor
Read Dan Hirsch\’s letter in the Acorn here.
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