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EConfronting the Call to Resume Nuclear Testing
The United States conducted 1,032 explosive nuclear weapons tests, with its last being conducted underground at the Nevada Test Site in 1992. Four years later, President Clinton signed the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty (CTBT), and despite never ratifying the treaty, the country...
Tri-Valley CAREs is excited to invite you to our upcoming Tracy Environmental Advisory Committee Meeting May 27 at 5:30 PM
📍 Location: Tri-Valley CAREs Tracy Office, Workvine 209, 2311 North Tracy Blvd. Tracy CA 📍 Virtual Meeting Link: https://bit.ly/3YxKT5b TEAC is a space for Tracy residents to raise concerns about pollution and environmental health — and take action. Do you know about the...
Join Us! Vigil for Daniel Ellsberg Week with Tri-Valley CAREs
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Livermore Activists Go to Washington D.C.
Friends of local group Tri-Valley CAREs will be in Washington, D.C., from May 19-22 for the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability’s 2024 “DC Days” advocacy week. This event will bring roughly 60 activists from front-line communities around the country to Washington,...
Tri-Valley CAREs Team Heads to Washington DC! You Can Take Action From Home…
Four of your Tri-Valley CAREs friends will be in Washington, DC from May 19-22 for the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability’s 2024 DC Days. This event will bring roughly 60 activists from front-line communities around the country to Washington, DC to speak truth to...
New Report! “Nuclear Abolition: An idea whose time has come”
In preparation for this year’s Alliance for Nuclear Accountability’s DC Days advocacy week in Washington, membership groups including Tri-Valley CAREs contributed to this new report to distribute to members of congress. (Tri-Valley CAREs contributions include the...
Earth Day Education
Editor, On Saturday, April 27, Tri-Valley CAREs and Tracy residents celebrated Earth Day by learning about renewable energy, and conservation efforts during a celebration held in downtown Tracy. This event was designed to educate individuals on becoming more...
NNSA Delays Urgent Research on Plutonium “Pit” Aging While Spending Tens of Billions on Nuclear Weapons Bomb Core Production
Nearly three years after filing a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request…
“Television Event” – Did a TV Movie Save the World?
KQED Plus (SF Bay Area PBS Affiliate) to present the California broadcast premiere of “Television Event,” a new documentary on how the most controversial, most watched made-for-TV movie of all time, “The Day After” (1983), shook-up America, rattled President Reagan...
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Nuclear Arms Race Dollars flow into Livermore Lab – Again…
The Administration’s Budget Request for Fiscal Year 2025 (FY25) for the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory has been released and it tops $2.5 billion for the first time. The Lab’s overall budget is up 5% over the FY24 Annualized Continuing Resolution (a measure of...
Dancing with Death: The Fiscal Year 2025 Nuclear Weapons Budget
Last week President Biden sent his Fiscal Year 2025 budget request to Congress. While this general fact made the news; many media outlets failed to highlight that the U.S. military defense budget for the coming fiscal year is approaching a trillion dollars. The...
Good Friday
Good Friday Proclaiming Hope that Light Shines in the Darkness Live and Virtual Interfaith Worship & Witness focused on Livermore Nuclear Weapons Laboratory When: Good Friday, March 29, 2024, gather 7:45 am Where: Livermore Nuclear Weapons Lab Southwest Gate,...
#MakeNukesHistory
On March 10, we will learn whether Oppenheimer, the most-nominated film of the year, sets records at the Academy Awards. The film was a summer blockbuster that powerfully told the story of the race to develop the world’s first nuclear weapon during World War II. Many...
Performance Report Illuminates Livermore Pit Production Role and New Warhead Delays
The just released National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) reports evaluating contractor performance reveal serious scheduling delays on Livermore Lab’s nuclear warhead programs that will likely lead to cost overruns, detail the plutonium pit production support...
Federal Agency Decision Expands Nuclear Dangers at Livermore Lab
The United States’ dangerous nuclear arms racing just took another step forward. The federal agency that owns Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory released a Record of Decision (ROD) in the Federal Register on February 20th that entrenches - and markedly expands –...
Will you be our Valentine?
Valentine’s Day reminds us not only of romantic love but also of our love for peace, justice and our beautiful earth. This is an abiding love we know you share. Here at Tri-Valley CAREs, we want to offer you our deepest appreciation for all you do - and to extend that...
Radioactive Iodine Exposure Under Review
One LLNL Employee Affected; DOE Says Below Levels of Concern By David Jen | The Independent LIVERMORE — The Department of Energy (DOE) has recently announced that it is investigating an incident in which an employee of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) was...
Livermore Lab Investigated by the Department of Energy for a Contamination Problem, Both On and Offsite at Workers Private Homes
In a January 24th letter sent by the Department of Energy’s Office of Enterprise Assessments to Lawrence Livermore National Security…
Nuke treaty anniversary observed with calls for U.S. ratification
By MARILYN BECHTEL, | People's World San Francisco LIVERMORE, Calif. – As workers entered the west gate of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory on the morning of Jan. 21, they were greeted by protesters displaying 8-foot banners declaring, “World to U.S.:...
“Doomsday Clock” Remains Close To Midnight as Global Threats, like Nuclear War, Persist
In its annual announcement this week, the formidable Bulletin of the Atomic Scientist called upon its Executive Chair, former CA governor Jerry Brown, along with Bill Nye the Science Guy, famous for his long standing educational science TV show, to reset the “Doomsday...
Ongoing Problems with Safety Implementation at Livermore Lab Identified By Regulators, Again…
Lawrence Livermore National Lab’s Superblock is home to its Plutonium Facility, which is a couple of hundred yards from the fence line and is visible from nearby homes. Recently the Defense Nuclear Facilities Safety Board (DNFSB), an independent federal agency with...
‘Baniversary’ Gathering at Livermore Lab Gates Brings Attention to the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons
On January 22, 2024, the third anniversary of the entry into force of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, Tri-Valley CAREs members…
Celebrate the 3rd “Baniversary” of the TPNW with Us!
January 22, 2024 marks the third anniversary of the entry into force of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons. Sixty-nine countries have ratified the Treaty so far, with additional countries undertaking that process this year. The TPNW currently has...
Tri-Valley CAREs Celebrated its 40th Anniversary!
On December 6th, Tri-Valley CAREs gathered to celebrate our 40 years of work on our goals of peace, justice and the environment.
Urgent! Sign and Send a Comment on the Final Site-Wide EIS for Livermore Lab
On November 3, 2023 the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) released the Final Site Wide Environmental Impact Statement (SWEIS) for Continued Operations of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory. Of note, the document does not clarify which of the two...
Giving Tuesday
Season's Greetings, Tri-Valley CAREs' year may be wrapping up, but our work pursuing peace, justice and a healthy environment is as busy as ever! With our 40th Anniversary Party coming up (you are invited), the Final Site-Wide Environmental Impact Statement for...
Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons – States Parties Meet Next Week at the United Nations to Strengthen the Ban!
From Monday, November 27th to Friday, December 1st, the States Parties to the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons will meet at the United Nations in New York to review progress on the treaty's implementation and agree on further action to strengthen it. The...
House Armed Services Hearing on Dangerous Strategic Posture Report – Wednesday 11/15
Due to concern about a perceived growing nuclear threat from our “adversaries” Russia and China, Congress inserted in the 2022 National Defense Authorization Act a mandate to establish a “Congressional Commission on the Strategic Posture of the United States.” Made up...
ALERT: Lab Environmental Plan Increases Nuclear Danger & Airborne Releases
Today the National Nuclear Security Administration released the Final Site-Wide Environmental Impact Statement for Continued Operations of Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (SWEIS) that purports to analyze all of the potential impact to the environment of the Lab...
Tri-Valley CAREs Joins Call to Support the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
The progression toward a renewed nuclear arms race took another step forward today when Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a law withdrawing Russia's ratification of the global treaty banning nuclear weapons tests. "Russia's action will only serve to set back...