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APublic Comment Period Open for the Court Ordered Plutonium Pit Production Plan Programmatic Environmental Review!

Opportunity to offer alternatives and comment on the plutonium pit support work planned at Livermore Lab and elsewhere! Plutonium pits are the radioactive cores of every nuclear weapon…

Tri-Valley CAREs 40th Anniversary Celebration

Tri-Valley CAREs 40th Anniversary Celebration

TRI-VALLEY CAREs is proud to announce its 40th Anniversary! 2023 marks 40 years since a dedicated group of Livermore and Tracy residents gathered around a kitchen table and decided to form a watchdog organization. It was 1983, and this group believed that the...

40 @ 40! A Sampler of Accomplishments

On the happy occasion of our 40th anniversary, we invite you to contemplate 40 of our successes through the years. We conducted original research and produced reports that have been cited by delegates to the United Nations, U.S. members of Congress, major media...

Tri-Valley CAREs Lays Out Its Annual Strategic Plan

Tri-Valley CAREs board and staff met for a half day strategic planning session in late September. We started by discussing our accomplishments and shortcomings from the past year. We then discussed our strengths and weaknesses as an organization as we move forward. This was followed by a discussion about strategic opportunities and threats in the coming year…

We Remember California Senator Dianne Feinstein

We Remember California Senator Dianne Feinstein

Today, as we learn of the passing of Senator Dianne Feinstein, we want to take a moment to reflect upon Tri-Valley CAREs’ long working relationship with her and her staff. Senator Feinstein leaves a long, immensely consequential, and complex legacy. Tri-Valley CAREs’...

Contained Firing Facility Accident at Livermore Lab

Contained Firing Facility Accident at Livermore Lab

Tri-Valley CAREs recently uncovered the details of a serious accident at Livermore Lab’s Site 300 High Explosives Testing Facility outside of Tracy, California. Upon detonation, an over-pressurized experiment exploded beyond expectation and caught fire in the...

Join us on Friday, August 4 at the Livermore Lab

We invite you to mark the U.S. atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki with the Livermore Conversion Project, a collaborative of Bay Area peace groups including Tri-Valley CAREs. At this years’ event at the Livermore Nuclear Weapons Lab we will honor the life of our...

Event Replay: Nuclear Fusion “Breakthrough”?

View the Zoom recording above or here of the recent panel event on June 8, 2023 hosted by Lawyers Committee on Nuclear Policy and featuring Marylia Kelley, Executive Director and Co-Founder of Tri-Valley CAREs! The expert discussion covered the history and nuclear...

Livermore Lab

Livermore Lab is one of two locations that designs every nuclear weapon in the U.S. arsenal. Much of the weapons work takes place at the Livermore Lab Main Site, located along Vasco Road and East Avenue. More than 90,000 people live in Livermore and nearly 8 million...

Site 300 priorities

Editor, I have lived in Tracy for many years, and because of the work of a non-profit group, Tri-Valley CAREs, I learned about Site 300, Livermore Lab’s high explosives testing range located on Corral Hollow Road near the new Tracy Hills housing development. Some of...

DC Days 2023

DC Days 2023

Your Tri-Valley CAREs team has just returned from a consequential week in Washington, DC meeting with members of Congress and the Biden Administration.  In DC, we were joined by 50 activists from other front-line communities around the country for the Alliance for...

Environmental awareness

Editor, Earth Day is an annual event that began in 1970 as a way to increase environmental awareness. This message has become even more relevant today. Tri-Valley CAREs and its Tracy members are delighted to participate in Tracy Earth Day 2023. We will have a booth...

Join us in Celebrating Tracy Day 2023!

Tracy will be holding an Earth Day Celebration on Saturday, April 29, 2023, from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. next to Farmers Market on 9th Street and Central Ave, downtown Tracy. We invite you to come to Tracy's Earth Day event for some family fun. Together, we will...

Good Friday at Livermore Lab

Good Friday at Livermore Lab

The annual Good Friday Interfaith Witness at the Livermore Lab was a hybrid event this year. A couple dozen participants from the Ecumenical Peace Institute, Livermore Conversion Project, and Tri-Valley CAREs met at Livermore Nuclear Weapons Lab’s West Gate. Many more...

Announcing Our New Executive Director!

From the desk of Loulena Miles, board president… Dear Tri-Valley CAREs community, As our organization – and its crucial nuclear policy work – enter its 40th year, I have wonderful news to share that reflects both on our decades of success and our future achievements....

Your Team Heads to Congress

Tri-Valley CAREs is in a whirlwind of preparations for “DC Days” 2023. This 4-day event in late April brings activists from around the country to Washington, DC to speak truth to power to Congress and the Administration about the impacts of nuclear weapons on our...

Thank You from Tri-Valley CAREs

  Tri-Valley CAREs would like to thank everyone in the community who submitted comments on the Livermore Lab Draft Site-Wide Environmental Impact Statement (SWEIS). The SWEIS process is intended to provide the public with analysis of the potential environmental...

Good Friday at Livermore Lab plus Live Broadcast

The annual Good Friday Interfaith Witness at the Livermore Lab will be a hybrid event this year. You are invited to join the Ecumenical Peace Institute, Livermore Conversion Project, and Tri-Valley CAREs at the Livermore Lab West Gate, at the corner of Vasco and...

Review of LLNL Management Reveals Concerns

| Posted by: Raiza Marciscano-Bettis Tri-Valley CAREs recently received the Fiscal Year 2022 Performance Evaluation Report (PER) for Livermore Lab in response to our Freedom of Information Act requests. Livermore Lab, like other U.S. nuclear weapons complex sites, is...

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