Urge Members of U.S. House of Representatives Rules Committee to Block the Shimkus Amendment, Which Would Restore Yucca Nuke Waste Dump Funding! Yucca Nuclear Storage is not safe. In an earthquake zone and up river from the Amaragosa River which irrigates farmland and provide water, the Western Shoshone Oppose place this pollution on their sacred land, and the people of … [Read more...] about IF you are from Colorado Call Ed Permutter!!! No funding for Yucca Mountain
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School Children at Risk from Nuclear Activity in Ohio
Apparently Clean up and Clean Operation are just "Fake News" As reported by CNN, Newsweek, WLWT Cincinnati, the ExchangeMonitor, and a growing number of news outlets, radioactive contaminants detected at the Zahn's Corner Middle School in Pike County, Ohio, (photo, right) located very near the U.S. Department of Energy's (DOE) Portsmouth Gaseous Diffusion Plant, has led to … [Read more...] about School Children at Risk from Nuclear Activity in Ohio
Current Administration riding rough shod over Treaties
On May 1, the United States conducted a test launch of a Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). On that day, Rick Wayman, Deputy Director of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation, was in New York City taking part in the Non-Proliferation Treaty conference at the United Nations. Wayman said, "Violating the Iran Deal. Withdrawing from the INF Treaty. The relative … [Read more...] about Current Administration riding rough shod over Treaties
Space Symposium #35 at the Broadmoor Confronted
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyT38ZPtgiU Peace and non-violence advocates from Colorado Springs witnessed to the connection between the Pentagon and Space research and development at the 35th Space Symposium held at the Broadmoor Hotel. The Pentagon and its now proposed new military wing (US Space Command to be separate from its current location within the Air Force) uses … [Read more...] about Space Symposium #35 at the Broadmoor Confronted
Nuclear Weapons in the Budget: Costly and Dangerous
The Congressional Budget Office predicts the costs of designing, producing, deploying and maintaining for 30 years the nuclear weapons and support systems currently sought by the Department of Defense as $1.2Trillion in 2017 dollars. At the current rate of inflation this will entail public expenditures of at least $1.7 Trillion, not to include cost overruns --always to be … [Read more...] about Nuclear Weapons in the Budget: Costly and Dangerous