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ANA Releases the Radioactive Report Card

Compiled by leaders of groups from communities located in the shadows of U.S. nuclear weapons sites. The report card grades looks to the future and lays out an agenda for the next administration.

2008 Radioactive Report Card Grade Book

Press Release
 


Media Advisory: Radioactive Report Card
published Friday, March 12, 2010  4158 Views

for further information:
Bob Schaeffer (239) 395-6773 cell (239) 699-0468
March 15 – 19, 2010 (202) 544-0217 x2502

Alliance for Nuclear Accountability
A national network of organizations working to address issues of
nuclear weapons production and waste cleanup

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WHAT: News briefing to release 1st Year Radioactive Report Card on President Obama and his Administration to grade their performance on policies on nuclear weapons production, waste cleanup and reactor funding.

WHEN: Monday, March 15, 2010 - - 10:00am

WHERE: Room 2322 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, DC

WHO: Leaders of the Alliance for Nuclear Accountability (ANA) a national network of organizations representing the concerns of people living downwind and downstream from U.S. nuclear research, testing, production and waste disposal facilities

- Michele Boyd, Director, Safe Energy Program, Physicians for Social Responsibility -- taxpayer subsidies for new reactors, radioactive waste disposal, and nuclear contamination cleanup

- Ralph Hutchison, Coordinator, Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance -- new Department of Energy (DOE) nuclear production plants, the next generation of weapons they may help support, and the implications for U.S. treaty obligations

- Nick Roth, Program Director, Alliance for Nuclear Accountability -- performance of President Obama and his Administration during its first year in office and changes that must be made to improve its grades.

WHY: Scores of activists from across the nation will present their concerns about U.S. nuclear weapons, cleanup and reactor spending policies in dozens of meetings with leaders of Congress and the Obama Administration from March 15 - 17 as part of ANA’s 22nd Annual DC Days.

Click here to download ANA's Radioactive Report Card for President Obama


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Also, on Tuesday, March 16 at 6:00pm, ANA will host an Awards Reception honoring leaders in the movement for more responsible U.S. nuclear policies. Awardees include U.S. Representative Pete Stark, Nevada Nuclear Waste Task Force leaders Judy Treichel and Steve Frishman, and Ira Shorr of Physicians for Social Responsibility. The event will take place in Room B-354 of the Rayburn House Office Building.

- an ANA briefing kit on current nuclear weapons issues is available on request -





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