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GNEP Site Awards:

Citizen groups oppose the siting process of the Global Nuclear Energy Partnership (GNEP). See the letter to Congress here. (1/25/2007).

Letter to USEPA re: Los Alamos National Laboratory Plutonium and shipments to WIPP (3/22/2006).

Letter to New Mexico Environment Department, RE: Deadlines for pending Class 3 modification (1/11/2006). See NMED's response here.

The Waste Isolation Pilot Plant: How Well is "Accelerated Cleanup" Working? (large 2 M .pdf) (8/16/2005)

SRIC questions to NRC regarding redaction of DEIS on LES uranium enrichment plant (12/29/2004)

Cumulative WIPP Shipments (10/25/2004)

SRIC asks New Mexico Environment Department to continue delay in shipments from Idaho to WIPP (8/30/2004)

Letter to EPA Regarding Flaws in Recertification Application for WIPP (8/21/2004)

SRIC's comments to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission re: LES Environmental Impact Statement (3/18/2004)

SRIC's comments to NM Environment Dept. re: Agency-Initiated WIPP Permit Modification (1/30/2004)

Letter to EPA Opposing Remote Handled Waste at WIPP (1/30/2004)

SRIC Objects to DOE's Plans to Ship Prohibited Waste to WIPP (1/23/04)

Site Breakdown of Curies in WIPP Shipments (9/3/02)

Letter to DOE, concerns about WIPP Waste Truck Accident (08/29/02)

Letter to DOE, RE: the Performance Management Plan
"accelerated cleanup" regarding transuranic waste and WIPP
(6/24/02)

Letter to DOE, RE: concerns about
WIPP Waste Information System
(1/28/02)

DOE Says YES to Yucca Mountain —
Nevada Says NO to Yucca Mountain
(1/18/02)

WIPP SHIPMENT PROBLEMS 12/21/01

SRIC Comments to NMED re: Class 2 Permit Modification 11/2/01

SRIC comments to NMED re: Class 3 permit modification 9/27/01

SRIC Opposition to "Temporary Authorization Request" 9/6/01

Site by Site Breakdown of WIPP Shipments (UPDATED 1/16/2002)

SRIC Comments to EPA re: Waste Characterization Program
and Protesting Inadequacy of Comment Time
8/13/2001

SRIC urges NMED to NOT Grant DOE's Storage Extension Request 7/13/2001

SRIC urges NMED take immediate action
before permit violations occur
7/13/2001

SRIC Comments on the requested
5/2/01 Class 2 Permit Modifications for WIPP
7/6/2001

Class 1 Permit Modification Violations per the
WIPP Hazardous Waste Act Permit — 6/25/01

Information on Shipments to WIPP (UPDATED 2/15/2001)

SRIC Comments on Class 2 Permit Modification for the
WIPP Hazardous Waste Act Permit — 5/14/01

July 14, 2000 Memorandum in Support of Appellants Motion for a Stay

Letter to Sec. Maggiore, NM Environment Dept.,
re: Opposition to Class 1 modification to permit
4/24/00

Proposed Truck Shipment Routes to WIPP

Brief Chronology of Major WIPP Events
from 1972 to 2000

Summary of on-going WIPP litigation (updated 11/13/2000)
 

The Ambushed Grand Jury is the true story of four Citizen Investigators who uncover the Justice Department’s cover-up of deadly radioactive contamination at Rocky Flats Nuclear Weapons Plant.
Deceived by the Justice Department’s cover-up, relying on false assurances that Rocky Flats wasn’t as contaminated as everyone had thought, public officials now plan to open the former nuclear weapons plant to recreation. Children will play in these radioactive fields ... unless the Citizens’ Investigation – with the reader's help - can stop these dangerous plans.

All authors' profits will be donated to environmental and nuclear activist groups around the country to help them carry on their important work. You will be asked during checkout to pick the organization of your choice. Read more.

 


Updates of our Nuclear Waste Program activities can be found in:

The Special Nuclear Waste Issue and the Nuclear West Issue of Voices from the Earth
More Waste at WIPP, Winter 2001

and in The Workbook (discontinued),
Feature articles:
* WIPP -- The next chapter in the nuclear waste storage dilemmag, Summer 1999.
* Cross-Cultural Organizing: How it stopped a nuclear waste dump (Sierra Blanca, TX), Spring 1999.
* WIPP -- Why It's Still Unsafe, Winter 1997.
* Getting Rid of the Nuclear Waste Problem: the WIPP Stalemate, Winter 1989.
* How Not to Find A Nuclear Waste Site, Summer 1986.
and Center Notes:
* WIPP Update: Waste Shipments to WIPP Violate Safety Requirements, Spring 2000.
* Experts testify at WIPP hearings, Spring 1999.
* Nuclear Weapons Testing Still Affects Human Health, Fall/Winter 1998.


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