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101

United Nations to Study Impacts of Nuclear War

102

New Film - “Half-Life of Memory: America’s Forgotten Atomic Bomb Factory”

103

CCNS Submits Comprehensive Comments in Opposition to Proposed LANL Electrical Line

104

Caja Peace and Prayer Pilgrimage on Friday, October 25th at Noon, and Submit Your Public Objections to Proposed LANL Electrical Power Capacity Upgrade by Monday, October 28th

105

Objections to Proposed LANL Electrical Power Capacity Upgrade due Monday, October 28th

106

Are DOE and NNSA Complying with the National Environmental Policy Act?

107

Join Three Sisters Collective to Paint the “I am Life (Creator of Worlds)” Mural in O’Ga P’ogeh Owingeh

108

CCNS Submits Comments about the Need to Excavate the Mixed Waste Landfill at Sandia National Laboratories

109

Tell the Fossil Fuel Corporations “No Money for Fossil Fuels!” during International Days of Action

110

Tell the Nuclear Weapons Corporations “No Money for Nuclear Weapons!” During the International Days of Action

111

Numerous Global Calls for Two Weeks of Action on Nuclear Weapons and Climate in September

112

IPPNW Co-President Carlos Umaña Explores Making Nuclear Weapons Taboo

113

Proposed Expansion of WIPP Topic of EPA Meetings in Carlsbad and Santa Fe Next Week

114

Congressman Garamendi Discusses Nuclear Weapons with U.S. Military Leaders

115

EPA Public Meetings about WIPP Expansion: August 26 th in Carlsbad and August 28 th in Santa Fe

116

Join us on Friday, August 9 th at 11 am for a Hiroshima and Nagasaki Commemoration Event on the Santa Fe Plaza

117

Archbishop Wester’s Statement to the DOE, NNSA and EM at July 22 nd Town Hall

118

Expansion of LANL and WIPP are Major Public Concerns for Monday, July 22 nd DOE Meeting at Buffalo Thunder Resort

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DOE, NNSA and Environmental Management Officials Host Town Hall at Buffalo Thunder Monday, July 22nd

120

Saturday, July 13 , 45 th Annual Uranium Spill Commemoration hosted by Red Water Pond Road & Pipeline Road Communities, and July 14 , Archbishop Wester Hosts Commemoration of Trinity Test

121

Uranium and the Grand Canyon – A Call to Close and Cleanup the Pinyon Plains Uranium Mine

122

There Are 91.4 Billion Things Other Than Nuclear Weapons that Money Could Buy

123

Daniel Ellsberg Week June 10 th through the 16 th – A week of education and action to honor peacemaking and whistleblowing

124

Los Alamos Power Pool Planning for Two New Electrical Lines

125

Searchlight Journalist Receives 2024 MOLLY Award for Story on Trucheña Whose Plutonium Count Was New Mexico’s Highest

126

DNFSB Still Concerned about Flaws in Emergency Air Monitoring at WIPP

127

DOE Seeks EPA Permission to Operate Panels 11 and 12 in the WIPP Underground

128

Defend New Mexico Water from Fracking Waste Contamination by Proposed Wastewater Reuse Rule

129

Public Comments Needed to Ban Open Burning and Open Detonation of PFAS, Toxic and Carcinogenic Explosive Materials

130

NNSA Delays Urgent Research on Plutonium “Pit” Aging But Spends Billions on Nuclear Weapons Bomb Cores

131

Continuing Safety Problems with New WIPP Shaft

132

Stop Forever WIPP Coalition’s First Annual Plutonium Trail Caravan on Saturday, April 6 th from Camel Rock to Lamy – Join Us!

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The First Annual Plutonium Trail Caravan is on Saturday April 6 th - Join Us!

134

WIPP Opened 25 Years Ago; It Was Supposed to Close Next Week

135

Observing the 45th Anniversary of the Worst U.S. Commercial Nuclear Power Plant Accident

136

Public Comments Needed about Protecting Aquifer from Hexavalent Chromium

137

Historic Inter-American Hearing on Impacts to Indigenous Peoples’ Human Rights from Uranium Exploitation

138

Los Alamos County Moving Forward with Solar Power in an Amount LANL Says It Needs by 2027

139

Public Comments on LANL Proposed Electrical Line Due on Tuesday, February 20 th

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Important Public Meetings Next Week and Public Comment Deadlines

141

February 15 th Public Meeting about the Proposed LANL Electrical Line Across the Caja del Rio

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February 12 th Public Comments due on “Final” LANL Hexavalent Chromium Plume Remedy

143

Bonuses Show LANL Legacy Waste is Not a WIPP Priority

144

Events to Commemorate Third Anniversary of the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons

145

Public Comment Opportunities about LANL’s “Final Remedy” for the Hexavalent Chromium Plume

146

Caja del Rio Coalition Requests a 60-Day Extension of Time to Comment about Proposed LANL Electrical Line

147

Request an Extension of Time to Comment about Proposed LANL Electrical Line Across Caja del Rio and Rio Grande

148

Albuquerque Bernalillo County Air Quality Control Board Hearing Last Week

149

Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Meeting Addressed the Insecurity of Nuclear Deterrence

150

LANL Releases Draft Environmental Assessment for a Third Electrical Line to Cross the Caja del Rio and the Rio Grande

151

Global Day of Action Against Nuclear Weapons: Santa Fe Plaza, Sunday, November 26 th at 2 pm

152

The Missiles on Our Land: New Research Reveals Growing Risks of America’s Land-Based Nuclear Missiles

153

States Parties to the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons Will Meet at the United Nations to Strengthen the Ban

154

Join Veterans For Peace to Celebrate Armistice Day on Saturday, November 11th

155

Comments to NMED Needed in Support of Excavation of LANL Dump C by November 6th

156

Holtec’s Secret Plans Again Reveal Why New Mexicans Cannot Believe What the Corporation Says

157

LANL’s Decreasing Priority at WIPP Over the Past Two Years

158

More LANL Workers Test Positive for Radiation Exposure

159

New Mexico Environment Department Recommends Excavation of LANL’s Material Disposal Area C

160

United Nations Nuclear Weapons Ban Treaty Continues to Gather Strength

161

NMED Hybrid Public Meeting on Friday, September 22 nd about Changes to WIPP Operating Permit

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For LANL Cleanup, GAO Recommends a Facilitator to Improve Relationship between New Mexico Environment Department and DOE

163

LANL’s Toxic Hexavalent Chromium Plume Must Remain a Priority

164

CCNS Urges State Legislature to Protect the Española Aquifer from LANL Pollutants

165

Join the Continuation of Dr. King’s Work at 60 th Anniversary of March on Washington in Albuquerque on Saturday, August 26 th

166

Medical Journals Issue Urgent Call for Elimination of Nuclear Weapons

167

Hiroshima and Nagasaki Commemorative Events: The Forgotten Bomb Documentary, Inaugural Albu(r)querque Peace Festival and Gathering at Ashley Pond

168

Archdioceses of Santa Fe and Seattle Delegation to Hiroshima and Nagasaki

169

Announcing the Inaugural Albu(r)querque Peace Festival on Saturday, August 5 th at Roosevelt Park

170

Sunday, July 16 th Vigil to Commemorate the 1945 Trinity Nuclear Test in New Mexico

171

Local Groups to Host Interfaith Vigil to Commemorate July 16, 1945 Trinity Nuclear Test in New Mexico

172

CCNS and NMED Negotiate Settlement Agreement for the WIPP Hazardous Waste Renewal Permit

173

Please Contribute to CCNS This Summer! Together We Are Making a Difference!

174

Communities for Clean Water Urge LANL to Prepare an Environmental Impact Statement for Hexavalent Chromium Plume

175

Saturday, June 10 th Forum “Radioactive Contamination, Environment and Public Health and the Future of the Portsmouth Nuclear Site”

176

Public Comments Needed for the Scope of Sandia National Laboratory Site-Wide Environmental Impact Statement

177

G7 Summit in Hiroshima Fails to Contribute Meaningfully to Nuclear Disarmament

178

Four Archbishops Urge G7 Leaders to Undertake Concrete Steps Toward Nuclear Disarmament

179

WQCC Denies CCNS and HOPE Standing to Challenge DP-1132

180

What’s at Stake at Tuesday’s WQCC Hearing on HOPE and CCNS Standing?

181

May 9 th New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission Hearing about CCNS and HOPE Standing

182

Seismic Analyses Needed for LANL’s Two New Radioactive Liquid Waste Treatment Facilities

183

DOE Tries to Hire Away Another New Mexico WQCC Decision Maker

184

NMED’s Permit Allows LANL Loopholes for Radioactive Liquid Waste Treatment Facility

185

NNSA and DOE Officials Will Be in Santa Fe on Tuesday, April 4 th to Answer Your Questions

186

Santa Fe County Commission Chair Anna Hansen to Moderate Public Q&A with NNSA and DOE Officials on Tuesday, April 4 th in Santa Fe

187

Get Your Surplus Plutonium Draft EIS Comments Into DOE ASAP

188

DOE Must Withdraw the Unsupported Surplus Plutonium Draft EIS

189

Public Comments Needed about DOE’s Surplus Plutonium Plans

190

CCNS and HOPE Petition for Mandamus from New Mexico Supreme Court

191

On Ninth Anniversary of WIPP Explosion, Neighborhoods Along Transportation Routes Offer Roses to Governor Lujan Grisham

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On Ninth Anniversary of WIPP Explosion, Join Us at New Mexico’s Capitol on Tuesday, February 14th at 1:15 pm

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CCNS Urges Santa Fe City Council to Use Its Emergency Powers to Install Tent Over Eberline Facility on Airport Road

194

Santa Fe City Council Must Consider Impacts of Eberline Operations on the South Meadows Open Space.

195

It’s Time to Speak Out at DOE’s Surplus Plutonium Hearings in Carlsbad and Los Alamos

196

DOE’s Dramatic Plan to Move Tons of Surplus Plutonium for Processing at LANL and Disposal at WIPP

197

CCNS and HOPE Return to Water Quality Control Commission for Justice in the Discharge Permit DP-1132 Matter

198

EPA’s Environmental Appeals Board Remands LANL’s Outfall 051 Permit Back to Region 6 for More Public Input and Action

199

Please Support CCNS and HOPE Request for Sanctions in the LANL DP-1132 Appeal before the New Mexico Water Quality Control Commission

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NMED Releases WIPP Fact Sheet; draft Hazardous Waste Permit to be Released Tuesday, December 20th