FW: ECHO Survey about Three Mile Island Accident

["Jim Hoerner" <jim_hoerner@HOTMAIL.COM>]

>From: "Center for History and New Media" <info@history.gmu.edu>

>To: Know_Nukes_Archives-owner@yahoogroups.com

>Subject: ECHO Survey about Three Mile Island Accident

>Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2003 23:45:04 -0000



>

>(((ECHO))) Survey on Three Mile Island

>

>The accident at Three Mile Island (TMI), near Harrisburg,

>Pennsylvania, on March 28, 1979, was the most severe accident at a

>commercial nuclear power plant in the United States. The ECHO

>project at George Mason University has developed an online survey,

>which invites people to share their thoughts about the Three Mile

>Island crisis in 1979. What do you recollect about those dramatic

>days? What effect did the accident at TMI have on your life? How do

>you reflect on the event more than two decades later? Have your

>views on nuclear energy shifted since then? Did TMI shape any of

>these views?

>

>We aim to collect entries from a broad range of people who lived

>through those tense days, ranging from residents who lived near the

>plant and were directly affected by the accident to people who lived

>in a different part of the country and followed the events through

>the media. Our aim is to build a free and public database that

>documents the history of the Three Mile Island crisis. Our archive

>will serve as a resource for scholars and activists alike. In

>addition to our survey, we will collect links to the many related

>websites that discuss Three Mile Island. Please share your thoughts

>about the TMI accident:

>

>http://chnm.gmu.edu/tools/surveys/form/95

>

>The Three Mile Island homepage is at:

>

>http://echo.gmu.edu/tmi/index.html

>

>Previous entries may be browsed at:

>http://chnm.gmu.edu/tools/surveys/responses/95/

>

>For inquiries and suggestions, please contact:

>

>Katharina Hering, Jim Sparrow

>(((ECHO))): Exploring and Collecting History Online

>Center for History and New Media

>George Mason University

>(703) 993-45 85

>tmi@echo.gmu.edu





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