United States Environmental Protection Agency Issues New Emergency Guidelines for Radiation in Water
Read the report here.
Eight years ago, in the waning days of the Bush Administration, the EPA tried to issue new standards for radioactivity
EPA\’s Plan for Radioactive Drinking Water Read Post »
Read more from NBC Bay Area here…
EPA Administrator Gina McCarthy Defends Plan for Drinking Water Read Post »
NBC News for the bay area reports on EPA\’s latest efforts to allow higher levels of radiation in drinking water.
Environmental Protection Agency\’s New Emergency Plan for Drinking Water Concerns Many Read Post »
CBG\’s Dan Hirsch is quoted in this recent report by the Santa Fe New Mexican. Â Click here to read.
How much radiation is OK in an emergency? Read Post »
Read the group letter by clicking here. On December 5, 2015, OMB received for review from the US EPA proposed
Statement by Daniel Hirsch Before the Radiation Advisory Committee of the Science Advisory Board, United States Environmental Protection Agency, Regarding
An EPA plan to consolidate resources would move the West Coast nuclear response team to Alabama, potentially leaving Californians vulnerable
NBC4: \”Dangerous Decision\” Could Leave Californians Vulnerable After Nuclear Disaster 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 »
CBG\’s Dan Hirsch talks with CCTV news regarding the status of Fukushima cleanup efforts.
How is Japan Recovering from Fukushima? Read Post »
The Committee to Bridge the Gap has released a 114 page study by Daniel Hirsch and Ethan Miska disclosing that
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 »
In a stunning reversal, it appears that the Obama Administration is poised to rollback cleanup standards for nuclear incidents: The
White House Supports Rollback of Cleanup Standards for Nuclear Incidents Read Post »
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 »
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 »