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RECENT Tri-Valley CAREs COMments
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ALL Tri-Valley CAREs COMments
Tri-Valley CAREs’s Comments on Scoping of Plutonium Pit Production Plan Programmatic Environmental Review
After several years of litigation under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), Tri-Valley CAREs and our co-plaintiffs (Nuclear Watch New Mexico, Savannah River Site Watch, and the Gullah Geechee Sea Island Coalition) were victorious in winning a full, “programmatic” environmental impact...
Tri-Valley CAREs Comments on the Scope of the Environmental Impact Statement Analyzing Livermore Lab’s Proposed Enhanced Plutonium Utilization
Since Livermore Lab’s January announcement that it is preparing a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) to analyze its proposal for “Enhanced Plutonium Facility Utilization,” Tri-Valley CAREs has focused on organizing the community to engage in the public “scoping” process. This...
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 – nuclear weapons research and...
East Bay Members of Congress Call on NNSA to Extend Public Comment Period for LLNL Environmental Review
Three East Bay Members of Congress, John Garamendi, Eric Swalwell and Mark DeSaulnier, submitted a joint letter to the Administrator and Under Secretary for Nuclear Security, Jill Hruby, on February 9, 2023 requesting that the NNSA “make every effort to provide additional opportunity for public...
Detailed comments on the Site-Wide Environmental Impact Statement for Continued Operations of Livermore Lab
Tri-Valley CAREs along with colleague group Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, San Francisco and East Bay Branches, Submitted detailed comments on the Site-Wide Environmental Impact Statement for Continued Operations of Livermore Lab. Stay tuned for the response to comments which...
Comentarios detallados sobre la Declaración de Impacto Ambiental en todo el Sitio para las operaciones continuas de el Laboratorio de Livermore
| Translated by: Raiza Marciscano-Bettis Tri-Valley CAREs junto con el grupo colega Liga Internacional de Mujeres por la Paz y la Libertad, sucursales de San Francisco y East Bay, presentaron comentarios detallados sobre la Declaración de impacto ambiental en todo el sitio para las operaciones...
URGENT ACTION ALERT: Ask for Extension of Comment Period on Livermore Lab Review
Tri-Valley CAREs received word today from the National Nuclear Security Administration regarding our organization’s request for a 30-day extension of the public comment period for the Livermore Lab Site-Wide Environmental Impact Statement (SWEIS). The NNSA response stated the agency is taking our...
Livermore Lab Releases Draft Site-Wide EIS & Public Comment Period Commences
| Written by: Scott Yundt Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory announced today via the Federal Register that it has released the new Site-Wide Environmental Impact Statement (SWEIS) to “analyze the potential environmental impacts associated with continuing LLNL operations and foreseeable new...
Our Comment- LLNL’s Hazardous Waste Permit Renewal
Livermore Lab handles, stores and “treats” hazardous and significant quantities of mixed radioactive waste (which means it’s radioactive stuff and hazardous stuff mixed together) in various buildings around the Livermore Main Site. Livermore Lab stored the leaking drums in the photo on broken...
Your Comments Needed on Livermore Lab Hazardous Waste Permit: “Sign & Send” Letter You Can Use
Livermore Lab handles, stores and “treats” hazardous and significant quantities of mixed radioactive waste (which means it’s radioactive stuff and hazardous stuff mixed together) in various buildings around the Livermore Main Site. Livermore Lab stored the leaking drums in the photo on broken...