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Actualización Sobre las Labores de Limpieza en el Laboratorio Nacional Lawrence de Livermore y Su Sitio 300
On July 23, 2026, Tri-Valley CAREs met with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) staff and state and federal regulators for an extensive update on the cleanup of the Livermore Main Site and Site 300.
Día Mundial por la Abolición de las Armas Nucleares: 26 de septiembre
Saturday, September 26th is the International Day for the Total Elimination of Nuclear Weapons (IDTENW). The IDTENW was established in 2013 by the United Nations, in congruence with its overarching goal of achieving global nuclear disarmament.
Los opositores a la Producción de Núcleos de Plutonio en el SRS recorren las instalaciones y afirman que esta reiniciaría la carrera armamentista nuclear
This episode features interviews with Marylia Kelley and Scott Yundt of Tri-Valley CARES, a watchdog group that’s been monitoring the Livermore Lab and advocating for community safety since 1983. Additionally, Sherry Pratt, a retired Lab employee and cancer survivor, joins the podcast to share her story.
Los Demandantes Recorren la Planta de Núcleos de Plutonio para Bombas (“pits”) del Sitio del Río Savannah; el Edificio más Costoso de la Historia de EE. UU. es Clave Para la Nueva Carrera Armamentista Nuclear
On April 21, plaintiffs Savannah River Site Watch, Nuclear Watch New Mexico and Tri-Valley CAREs toured the plutonium “pit” bomb core production plant at the National Nuclear Security Administration’s (NNSA’s) Savannah River Site (SRS) near Aiken, South Carolina.
¡Publicado el Borrador del PEIS! Audiencia Pública en Livermore: 12 de Mayo
The National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) is coming to Livermore on May 12 to hear public comments about its nationwide plutonium pit production plan, in which Livermore Lab will be doing plutonium pit support work.
Superando el Presupuesto: Nuevas Ojivas y Núcleos de Plutonio
Tri-Valley CAREs’ Analysis of the National Nuclear Security Administration’s Fiscal Year 2027 Budget Request – Part Three, Livermore Lab’s New Warheads
Tri-Valley CAREs Une Fuerzas Para Impugnar la Legislación de “Reforma de Permisos” Que Abre la Puerta a la Presencia de Más Plutonio en el Laboratorio de Livermore Sin Participación Pública.
Tri-Valley CAREs has been reaching out to partner organizations working to challenge this “permitting reform” push. We recently joined an organizational advocacy letter, alongside various other environmental organizations, urging Congress to reject permitting reform legislation that weakens environmental protections and limits public participation.
La Solicitud Presupuestaria del Laboratorio Livermore Supera los 3.000 Millones de Dólares
The administration’s Fiscal Year (FY) 2027 budget request for Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has been released, and it is staggering.
El Informe Anual del Laboratorio de Livermore Revela una Expansión en Los Trabajos con Núcleos de Plutonio, Así Como Persistentes Fallos de Seguridad
What NNSA’s FY 2025 Performance Evaluation Report Tells Us About Lawrence Livermore Lab
El Plan de Trump Para Meternos la Mano en el Bolsillo y Financiar Armas Nucleares y el Departamento de Guerra a Niveles Históricamente Altos.
Nuclear Weapons El viernes, la Administración Trump comenzó a dar a conocer ante el Congreso su solicitud presupuestaria, históricamente dispendiosa, para el año fiscal 2027. Este es un resumen de las cifras globales para el rubro de «Defensa», el cual abarca tanto al...
Celebrando las Voces de la Juventud: Ganadores del Concurso de Fotografía Ambiental 2026
This year, Tri-Valley CAREs had the privilege of hosting our first ever Youth Environmental Photo Contest! We invited young people ages 10-25 to share how they see and experience the environment and environmental justice issues in their communities.
Evento de Viernes Santo el 3 de Abril
Ecumenical Peace Institute (EPI) with Tri-Valley CAREs is once again hosting a Good Friday event on April 3!
¡Tri-Valley CAREs se Complace en Anunciar a su Nueva Abogada Asociada, Raine Gordon!
Tri-Valley CAREs is pleased to announce our new Staff Attorney Fellow, Raine Gordon. Her year-long fellowship was made possible by her law school, the University of San Francisco (USF), School of Law which recognized Raine’s commitment to working in the public’s interest and the ability to have a “global impact” during a fellowship at Tri-Valley CAREs.
Tri-Valley CAREs Presentó Comentarios Sobre el Aviso del DOE Relativo a una Nueva Exclusión Categórica para Reactores Nucleares Avanzados.
At the beginning of February, the Department of Energy (DOE) released a notice of its new categorical exclusion for authorization, siting, construction, operation, reauthorization, and decommissioning of advanced nuclear reactors to DOE’s National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) implementing procedures.
Mientras Tri-Valley CAREs Asume un Papel de Liderazgo en la Coalición de Justicia Ambiental de California, Miramos Hacia Atrás al Avanzar
Tri-Valley CAREs is pleased to share that our Environmental Program Manager, Anoushka Raj, has been invited to join the board of the California Environmental Justice Coalition (CEJC)!
Reunión Comunitaria en Livermore Gardens: Limpieza Completa. Total Transparencia. Protegiendo la Salud de Nuestra Comunidad
Tri-Valley CAREs organized a community event on Thursday, February 26, at Livermore Gardens, an apartment community located at 5720 East Avenue in Livermore, less than a block from Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
El Festival de Cine Salvaje y Escénico y la Feria Ecológica Unen a la Comunidad para la Acción Ambiental
As an Honors Political Science student at Las Positas College, environmental protection is a topic that deeply interests me. This spring semester I am interning with Tri-Valley CAREs focusing on nuclear policy and environmental justice. On Friday, February 27, I joined board member Mary Perner to table at the Wild & Scenic Film Festival and Eco Fair at the Bankhead Theater in Livermore.
“Sentí ardor en la garganta”: Preparándose para una guerra nuclear en Livermore
This episode features interviews with Marylia Kelley and Scott Yundt of Tri-Valley CARES, a watchdog group that’s been monitoring the Livermore Lab and advocating for community safety since 1983. Additionally, Sherry Pratt, a retired Lab employee and cancer survivor, joins the podcast to share her story.