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Marylia Kelley, Executive Director, Tri-Valley CAREs, (925) 443-7148
for immediate release, December 19, 2008
ENERGY DEPT. ISSUES DECISIONS TODAY TO BUILD NEW NUCLEAR BOMB PLANTS, ENDANGER COMMUNITIES
Tri-Valley CAREs Charges Department is "Locking in" Provocative Nuclear
Weapons Decisions in Waning Days of Bush Administration; Calls on
Government to Downsize Weapons Complex, Prioritize Removal of Bomb-making Materials from Livermore Lab.
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The Alliance for Nuclear Accountability, a network of 36 local,
regional and national organizations representing the concerns of
communities in the shadows of the U.S. nuclear weapons sites, finds
that the National Nuclear Security Administration’s (NNSA) Final
Complex Transformation Supplemental Programmatic Environmental Impact
Statement (SPEIS) did not adequately address comments submitted during
the NEPA process. During that time more than 120,000 comments were
submitted, most requesting that the final records of decision be
delayed until a new nuclear posture review was conducted; that the
nuclear weapons complex not support the development of new or modified
nuclear weapons; that the role of the Kansas City Plant be included in
the SPEIS; and that the NNSA support “curatorship” of the stockpile as
a reasonable programmatic alternative. All of these issues are left
unresolved in the Final SPEIS.
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