Re: A great idea (was: WIPP shipment through Albq. NM)

["Richard L. Hess" <lists@richardhess.com>]

Barbara,



I don't know of a site, but this group certainly has opened my eyes--to the 

extent that it is even straining a friendship: a person doesn't want to see 

that some of the environmental material may be false.



In any event, an in-depth Web site is a lot of work, but it's not hard.



I don't have a lot of time to contribute to doing it, but I could certainly 

help and answer some questions.



I don't know how slick it has to be...I think if it's a Web site expressing the 

opinions of people like you, Dr. Barabara, and Dr. Ruth :-) without too much 

slickness, it would be great.



Two web sites to counter--and may offer an example of what level to do it at:



http://www.ratical.org http://www.powerlinefacts.com 



Both are telling their version of the truth.



The challenge with a site like PLF is that the quality of the studies they cite 

appear good, but need to be tempered with broader knowledge.



Funding has to be public-interest, not by the industry.



Cheers,



Richard

-- 



Richard L. Hess

http://www.richardhess.com/ 





Quoting BLReider@AOL.COM:





> Does anyone have a fact-based website that takes the above approach, ie, 

> shows the math for what it is, and posts comparative resumes?  Something like

> this 

> would be wonderful for those people dealing with anti nuclear PR campaigns in

> 

> public forums.

> 

> Thanks for listening.

> 

> Barbara Reider, CHP

> 



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