Re[2]: Alliance for Nuclear Accountability

[Ruth Weiner <rfweine@sandia.gov>]

     I too recognize many of the groups; e.g., SW Research and Info Center 
     and CCNS, anti-WIPP groups, Heanford Education Action League, an 
     anti-Hanford group, Heart of America Northwest, a sort of privately 
     funded anti-nuke, anti-Hanford group.  Sounds like the standard 
     anti-nuke bunch.  Actually, their purposes are pretyy well-written and 
     many would agree with them (I certainly agree with some).  But I would 
     be very suspicious on the basis of their membership.
     
     Clearly only my own opinion.
     
     Ruth Weiner
     rfweine@sandia.gov


     
> -----Original Message-----
> From:     Nancy M. Daugherty [SMTP:nmdaughe@smtpgate.dphe.state.co.us] 
> Sent:     Tuesday, September 22, 1998 3:22 PM
> To:     Multiple recipients of list
> Subject:     Alliance for Nuclear Accountability 
>
> I am seeking information concerning the Alliance for Nuclear
> Accountability.  At a forthcoming meeting, Mr. Brad Morris from that 
> organization will be presenting an overview of the nuclear waste
> problem, an update on recent US/Russia talks regarding nuclear
> weapons disposal, and a discussion of emerging issues regarding the 
> disposition of weapons grade nuclear waste in the United States.
>
> According to information provided about the meeting, "The Alliance for 
> Nuclear Accountability is a network of 35 public organizations from
> around the country working to help the DOE safely and effectively 
> manage the disposition of nuclear wastes."
     >
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