Se Critica el Rendimiento del Laboratorio Livermore: Se Detectan Retrasos en la Ojiva y se Promociona el Trabajo en el Pozo de Plutonio

Nuclear Weapons / New Bomb Plants / Environmental Justice Durante casi una década, Tri-Valley CAREs, junto con las organizaciones asociadas Nuclear Watch New Mexico y Savannah River Site Watch, han utilizado la Ley de Libertad de Información (FOIA) para solicitar los Informes Anuales de Evaluación del Desempeño (PER) de los emplazamientos de...

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. 

Actúe Hoy Mismo Para Poner Fin a la Guerra Contra Irán

Actúe Hoy Mismo Para Poner Fin a la Guerra Contra Irán

As we wake this morning, the U.S. government’s illegal, unconstitutional, and unprovoked bombing of Iran continues unabated. Hundreds of Iranian’s are already dead, including more than 150 schoolchildren who were killed in the bombing of a girl’s school on day one.

USA Today Presenta un Excelente Análisis y Mapas Visuales Sobre el Sistema de Defensa Nuclear de Estados Unidos.

The series of articles from the January 6 USA Today examines the costs – financial and human – of upgrading U.S. land-based nuclear missile silos, of which there are 450 located in the Midwest. The concept of the nuclear sponge is that this leg of the nuclear triad, which is uniquely vulnerable to a strike because the silos can be seen easily from space, is “useful” because it will “absorb” the initial nuclear strike on the U.S., making the Midwest a sacrifice zone.

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