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[DOEWatch] NIRS Appeal for Funds -Alternate form of contributions
Dear Radsafe:
Although the following copy of an appeal from NIRS [Nuclear Information and
Resource Service] is mainly an appeal for a contribution of funds, they ask
for any other input you might wish to send to them. Perhaps a few members of
Radsafe who aren't quite ready to send NIRS any financial support, might
however have some thoughts they would wish to share with NIRS about their
email alerts including those "on a wide variety of subjects, ranging from
Mobile Chernobyl and Yucca Mountain to stopping nuclear power from being
perceived as an answer to global climate change". Perhaps NIRS might profit
from some factual, independent input. In any case, comments directed at them
might free up some bandwidth on Radsafe over members venting to Radsafe alone
about these issues.
Good luck and best wishes in the New Year.
Regards,
Stewart Farber
Public Health Sciences
email: SAFarberMSPH@cs.com
==========================
In a message dated 1/8/01 11:08:53 AM Pacific Standard Time,
smirnowb@ix.netcom.com writes:
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "michael mariotte" <nirsnet@nirs.org>
> To: <nirsnet@nirs.org>
> Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 12:43 PM
> Subject: Appeal for Funds
>
>
> > To: NIRS e-mail Alert list
> >
> > From: Michael Mariotte, Executive Director, Nuclear Information and
> > Resource Service (NIRS)
> >
> > Over the past year, we've sent you e-mail Alerts
> > to radioactive waste imports in Russia.
> >
> > Some of these Alerts have been sign-on letters-and we're happy about how
> > many of you have taken the time to sign on to these letters. Others have
> > been about how you can take other action-by contacting your
> > congressmembers, writing comments, or participating in public
> > gatherings. A few have been informational: press releases, important
> > notices, etc.
> >
> > We appreciate your help and interest in our efforts.
> >
> > Some of you are also on our mailing list. For those of you who are, you
> > can expect to see a letter from me in your mailbox in the next couple of
> > weeks. It will expand on what I write below. Those of you who subscribe
> > to the Nuclear Monitor will receive your latest issue in the next couple
> > of days.
> >
> > But for many of you, we know you only by e-mail. And it is to you whom I
> > write today.
> >
> > I don't want to take a lot of your time, or disk space. I simply want to
> > ask you to consider making a contribution in support of NIRS and our
> > work.
> >
> > You can become a member of NIRS for a contribution of any amount. For
> > $35/year, we'll send you, by first-class mail, our Nuclear Monitor
> > newsletter.
> >
> > Let's face it: we have a difficult time ahead. With Spencer Abraham as
> > our Energy Secretary, and an administration and nuclear power industry
> > intent on building new atomic reactors in the U.S. and abroad, NIRS has
> > never been needed more.
> >
> > Fortunately, we're in a position to provide more. Our two U.S. offices
> > are working around-the-clock to prevent any new reactor construction, to
> > stop a Mobile Chernobyl in its tracks, and to protect the American
> > people from additional radioactive contamination. With our September
> > 2000 affiliation with WISE-Amsterdam, our international offices across
> > the globe are working to end the notion that nuclear power is a suitable
> > answer to global warming, and to fight new reactors wherever they may
> > appear.
> >
> > We're working hard for you, so I hope you'll support us, financially and
> > with your actions, throughout the coming year.
> >
> > There are a variety of ways to contribute to NIRS. You can send a check
> > to NIRS, 1424 16th Street NW, #404, Washington, DC 20036. Or you can
> > send your VISA, Mastercard or Discover number, expiration date, and
> > amount donated to the same address. You can fax your credit card
> > information to us at 202-462-2183 or phone it in to 202-328-0002. Or you
> > can contribute on the web by going to www.giveforchange.com and look
> > under "N" for Nuclear Information and Resource Service.
> >
> > However you choose to contribute to NIRS, please know that we greatly
> > appreciate your help. We cannot be effective without your active
> > participation and support.
> >
> > Thank you for reading this, and thank you for all the help you can
> > provide in 2001. Together, we will achieve our goal of a non-nuclear
> > future.
> >
> > Best wishes,
> >
> >
> >
> > Michael Mariotte
> > Executive Director
> > Nuclear Information and Resource Service
> >
>
>
----- Original Message -----
From: "michael mariotte" <nirsnet@nirs.org>
To: <nirsnet@nirs.org>
Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 12:43 PM
Subject: Appeal for Funds
> To: NIRS e-mail Alert list
>
> From: Michael Mariotte, Executive Director, Nuclear Information and
> Resource Service (NIRS)
>
> Over the past year, we've sent you e-mail Alerts on a wide variety of
> subjects, ranging from Mobile Chernobyl and Yucca Mountain to stopping
> nuclear power from being perceived as an answer to global climate change
> to radioactive waste imports in Russia.
>
> Some of these Alerts have been sign-on letters-and we're happy about how
> many of you have taken the time to sign on to these letters. Others have
> been about how you can take other action-by contacting your
> congressmembers, writing comments, or participating in public
> gatherings. A few have been informational: press releases, important
> notices, etc.
>
> We appreciate your help and interest in our efforts.
>
> Some of you are also on our mailing list. For those of you who are, you
> can expect to see a letter from me in your mailbox in the next couple of
> weeks. It will expand on what I write below. Those of you who subscribe
> to the Nuclear Monitor will receive your latest issue in the next couple
> of days.
>
> But for many of you, we know you only by e-mail. And it is to you whom I
> write today.
>
> I don't want to take a lot of your time, or disk space. I simply want to
> ask you to consider making a contribution in support of NIRS and our
> work.
>
> You can become a member of NIRS for a contribution of any amount. For
> $35/year, we'll send you, by first-class mail, our Nuclear Monitor
> newsletter.
>
> Let's face it: we have a difficult time ahead. With Spencer Abraham as
> our Energy Secretary, and an administration and nuclear power industry
> intent on building new atomic reactors in the U.S. and abroad, NIRS has
> never been needed more.
>
> Fortunately, we're in a position to provide more. Our two U.S. offices
> are working around-the-clock to prevent any new reactor construction, to
> stop a Mobile Chernobyl in its tracks, and to protect the American
> people from additional radioactive contamination. With our September
> 2000 affiliation with WISE-Amsterdam, our international offices across
> the globe are working to end the notion that nuclear power is a suitable
> answer to global warming, and to fight new reactors wherever they may
> appear.
>
> We're working hard for you, so I hope you'll support us, financially and
> with your actions, throughout the coming year.
>
> There are a variety of ways to contribute to NIRS. You can send a check
> to NIRS, 1424 16th Street NW, #404, Washington, DC 20036. Or you can
> send your VISA, Mastercard or Discover number, expiration date, and
> amount donated to the same address. You can fax your credit card
> information to us at 202-462-2183 or phone it in to 202-328-0002. Or you
> can contribute on the web by going to www.giveforchange.com and look
> under "N" for Nuclear Information and Resource Service.
>
> However you choose to contribute to NIRS, please know that we greatly
> appreciate your help. We cannot be effective without your active
> participation and support.
>
> Thank you for reading this, and thank you for all the help you can
> provide in 2001. Together, we will achieve our goal of a non-nuclear
> future.
>
> Best wishes,
>
>
>
> Michael Mariotte
> Executive Director
> Nuclear Information and Resource Service
>
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